Nyeshkah

@nyeshkah.bsky.social

🌱 she/they (PL: ona/jej) 🌿 30+ y.o. 🍃 slow drawer 🔞 nsfw stuff sometimes, minors don't interact pls&thx 🇹: nyeshkah.tumblr.com

展示が過去絵まとめだったからか、メッセージにどの絵が好きか書いてくれている方が多かったんですが、数えるまでもなく圧倒的にこの絵だった。なお、これ描いた当時は解釈違いで殺されないかビビりたおしていた。

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To me, this reads more like damage control than walking anything back, cancel your nitro and let it actually hit them. If you cancel it and it says that your sub will end on (x) date, do not let them try to walk the goalposts closer to you to try to entice you to resub before they take the $ hit

Brian M@legendofnerd.bsky.social · 8mo ago

Discord is already starting to walk things back a little, so people should keep doing what they're doing (cancel Nitro, leave feedback/criticism, direct contact through support tickets/phone/email/etc)

Tl;dr: The vast majority of adults will never have to interact with our age assurance systems and their experience won't change, because we know Discord and how people use it, so we're designing to respect privacy and deliver a safer experience while minimizing friction for adults.

Hey folks –

I’ve been on Discord since very early 2016 and actually joined the company in 2017. Safety is one of my areas, so today’s announcement on our blog is something I’ve been pretty involved with. I’ve always cared about Discord's approach to privacy (E2EE for A/V was another of my projects here), so I figured I’d add some more context to today's news.

I can say confidently that the vast majority of people will never see age verification. I say this because we launched age assurance in the UK and Australia in 2025, and we have some pretty good data on this now. The idea here is that we can pre-identify most adults based on what we already know (not including your messages!), and that looks to get us pretty far here. No face scans, no IDs, for the vast majority of adults.

今年もこっそり描いていたモフスタイルな🍆様と⚖️くんのらくがき +子⚖️くんと🍆様の息抜きらくがき

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