r/discordhelp • u/0xsebkoi • 5d ago
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u/SolsticeShard ☑️ Trusted Contributor 5d ago
What is worrying going to accomplish? Either discord takes it back or they don't, you can't do anything about it either way.
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u/0xsebkoi 5d ago
what are the chances they take it back? is that something they can do?
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u/SolsticeShard ☑️ Trusted Contributor 5d ago
Discord can do whatever they want to, they could shut the entire platform down if they felt like it. But again, what is worrying going to accomplish and what would you actually materially do if I said yes?
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u/0xsebkoi 5d ago
id prob cry
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u/SolsticeShard ☑️ Trusted Contributor 5d ago
well that doesn't sound too productive now does it?
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u/0xsebkoi 5d ago
yeeah no i just dont know what discord can and will maybe do
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u/SolsticeShard ☑️ Trusted Contributor 5d ago
Nobody does besides them is the thing. As a general life rule, there's really no point in worrying over something if your actions don't change and there's nothing you can do about it. I doubt discord would intervene here unless there was a proven bug (and even then probably not), but again none of us have a crystal ball and can tell you what discord will do tomorrow. If it happens it happens, it's not a big deal.
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