In addition, they’re forcing binding arbitration on anybody who doesn’t opt out.

To opt out, you need to send an email within 30 days of the day they go into effect. They go into effect on April 15th so you have until May 15th to opt out.

That means if you have a reason to sue Discord, you’re forbidden from doing it. Instead you’re required to use an arbitrator. Whatever they decide is official. But, don’t worry, even though Discord pays for the arbitrator and relies on them for repeat business, the arbitrator is definitely neutral.

https://lemmy.world/post/13764695?scrollToComments=true

To everyone who’s been overusing the word “enshittification” - it’s this.

Only have an account because every app developer seems to insist on using discord to troubleshoot. I hate using it.

While I’m generally against in-app ads, I think it’s interesting to note how many people in the comments likely did not read the actual article linked. It seems that every user can entirely opt-out of seeing the ads. While they are ads, they aren’t really so in the traditional sense: you stream a developer’s game to other users on Discord and you can get gifts in Discord. Not so bad I don’t think, though I don’t use the gifts much at all, and it’ll probably be for the types of games I don’t play.

Well, I guess it’s about time I finally start moving off Discord. I always said I would wait until they did something absolutely shitty knowing it would come at some point.

I think that point is just about here.

…yet another reason to not use that pestilence.