Long story short, the new terms waive your right to a jury trial, can become too expensive to litigate, and Discord can withhold evidence.
https://discord.com/terms/#16 Scroll down to Opt-Out.
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I'm Frankie, I play TTRPGs too much. I will be reblogging and/or posting a lot of furry arte and some of that's going to be kink stuff so heads up
AKA Nerts but that's going back a while
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in reply to @Twinkee's post:
I couldn't find a template for an opt-out notice, but for once I had some bandwidth, so I skimmed a couple lawyers' websites and here's what I came up with. this is not legal advice, I'm just trying to help anybody who's feeling stuck on where to start (which would be me 95% of the time). if anybody has a bona fide template, please correct me!!
Emailed to: arbitration-opt-out [at] discord [dot] com
Subject line: Discord Arbitration Opt-out
To whom it may concern:
I am a Discord user, and I am opting out of Discord's Arbitration Clause in its Terms of Service. My name is [legal name], and my Discord account is associated with the email address [email].
This email is my written notice, as described under the section "Settling disputes between you and Discord", subheading "Opt-out".
I am requesting your reply, to this email address, with a written confirmation that my opt-out has been recorded.
Thank you for your consideration.
Regards,
[legal name again]
also it looks like I sent mine with a typo - "I am Discord user" - which I've fixed here. but I share this to emphasize that I am not claiming any sort of credibility just because I wrote a couple sentences of business English