I admit, I used my personal token without giving it a second thought, even though I should've known better. I haven't been banned, but this story reminded me that I should be careful. Am I being overly paranoid? Is it fine to use your personal token in situations like this, where it's basically a CLI tool?
Also, I run a discord server for ML with ~1k users. If I get banned by Discord, will server ownership transfer to someone else? Or will the whole server get knocked offline too?
Feel free to ignore this if you want -- I'm merely asking in case you happened to know. Happy thanksgiving!
... which is exactly what I've been doing too: https://github.com/Tyrrrz/DiscordChatExporter
Do you happen to know: Is there a risk of Discord banning me for using that tool to automatically export chat logs for processing via a bash script?
Basically, it's a tool to convert discord servers into json.
Their official wiki gives instructions for using your personal user token rather than any bot / API token: https://github.com/Tyrrrz/DiscordChatExporter/wiki/Obtaining...
I admit, I used my personal token without giving it a second thought, even though I should've known better. I haven't been banned, but this story reminded me that I should be careful. Am I being overly paranoid? Is it fine to use your personal token in situations like this, where it's basically a CLI tool?
Also, I run a discord server for ML with ~1k users. If I get banned by Discord, will server ownership transfer to someone else? Or will the whole server get knocked offline too?
Feel free to ignore this if you want -- I'm merely asking in case you happened to know. Happy thanksgiving!