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> doesn't really happen Does that mean 0 cases (timeframe?) and official confirmation from the discord team that ripcord is allowed? If not it can and will ha
by 2pEXgD0fZ5cF 4y ago
> doesn't really happen
Does that mean 0 cases (timeframe?) and official confirmation from the discord team that ripcord is allowed?
If not it can and will happen (as before). Why would it be inherently different with ripcord?
- abnercoimbre 4y agoThis mostly gets answered by user keb_ (see below) but I will add that Ripcord and Discord have "tussled" before: exchanged emails, etc. Last I heard Discord maintains the TOS are getting violated, but apparently the popularity of Ripcord keeps the conflict mostly at bay.