Warning ALL Discord users!

[shadzar]

cold hard facts

Things are coming out from all sorts of people and has them concerned about lots of parts of the TOS changes...

[esmdev]

So basically a company that provides free voice, text and data transfer revised their ToS in a way to protect themselves from lawsuits.

Seems like you are looking for something to justify your initial post that plenty of people have already pointed out is old news and doesn't really matter.

Also just because some agreed to the ToS doesn't mean you can't sue them, it just means you'd have to sue them for the right to sue them first. Plus a third party that didn't agree to the ToS could sue them regardless of the ToS. For instance using Fantasy Grounds, if someone were file sharing mods (example since wouldn't do much good with current mods) then they could sue discord to have them takedown the mods from a server or even force them to proactively search for offenders. The tv/motion picture industry proved that with YouTube despite Google's ToS.

[Moon Wizard]

I think this issue has been discussed sufficiently to cover the reason for initial post. Closing thread.

Regards,
JPG