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> Discord has the same issue, essentially everyone who works in a somewhat technical role has access to their moderation tools that have zero auditing and repor
by uzakov 5y ago
> Discord has the same issue, essentially everyone who works in a somewhat technical role has access to their moderation tools that have zero auditing and reports of abuse (reading people's DMs "as a joke") are not uncommon.
This is the first time I hear of this, can you please link a source?
- sascha_sl 5y agoThe Discord subreddit has a few threads about this, but it has always been an open secret back when the Discord Developers guild still existed. I'm pretty sure it got axed because some staff members got too memey about abusing their database access.
- judge2020 5y agoSo Discord has the same issue should be Discord had the same issue - I also can't find any mention of such abuse of power. The only thing is supposedly this Trust & Safety employee that revoked the vanity url /furry to give it to another server[0], and T&S needs full database access like that for obvious reasons (even if this employee did abuse it). 0: https://discord.news/trust-and-scam/ https://discord.news/trust-and-scam/
- sascha_sl 5y agoThat's one incident. I'm talking about a pattern of behavior where staff members act unprofessionally. That includes telling your users "I can just change your ID lol" even if they don't end up doing it. Discord didn't fire the person who was joking about database edits the most (or anyone to my knowledge). All they did was close the outlet for staff to show their badge off and brag about it. That doesn't fix anything, my assumption is that this is still going in.
- uzakov 5y ago> I'm talking about a pattern of behavior where staff members act unprofessionally. Could you please provide some sources? As the other poster noted this is the first time we hear of this. Would be keen on knowing more