Discord, Please Ban These Accounts

Introduction: The Intriguing World of Discord Bots

Friend requests. We've all received them, right? But have you ever wondered what lies behind those seemingly innocent requests? What's inside those bios that people are so eager for you to check? Is it a scam? An advertisement? Or perhaps, something even more sinister? And what is Discord doing to address this issue? In this essay, we will explore the fascinating world of Discord bots, unraveling their complexity and shedding light on their inner workings. Get ready for a mind-bending journey filled with perplexity, burstiness, and a whole lot of unpredictability.

Section 1: A Dive into the Depths of Discord

Let's start by diving headfirst into the brain-damaging world of Discord bots. Picture this: you click on someone's profile, only to find yourself unexpectedly thrust into a Roblox Discord server. The sheer audacity! But there's more to it than meets the eye. These servers are filled with what can only be described as the most hardcore Roblox gangsters. Yes, you heard that right. Gangsters in the world of Roblox. With role names like "Assassin" and "Felon," you can't help but feel a twinge of fear. But the edge-lordiness doesn't stop there. Brace yourself for the shock of being "doxed" at yet another Discord server. But fear not, my friend, for it turns out that you haven't really been doxed at all. It's all just a clever ruse.

Section 2: The Deceptive World of Discord Bots

Now, let's delve deeper into the world of Discord bots and their deceptive ways. Are these bots simply advertisements? Oh no, my friend, it goes much deeper than that. Discord, unfortunately, has failed us in many ways. You see, using bots to add people and then using the infamous "check my bio" phrase to advertise is a direct violation of Discord's terms of service. It's considered spamming, plain and simple. And yet, it continues to happen on the platform, much to our dismay. But the situation gets even worse. We encounter bots with bios that claim to be nine-year-old kids who love games and play Roblox. Now, if your neighbors heard you say that, they would undoubtedly be concerned, to say the least. But when a Good Samaritan tried to report this individual to Discord's trust and safety team, they were met with a frustrating response. Discord insisted on having a message link as proof, completely disregarding the fact that the incriminating information was right there in the bio. It's clear that relying on Discord to take action against bio bots is an exercise in futility.

Section 3: The Scamming Saga Continues

But wait, there's more! The plot thickens as we uncover the intricate web of scams orchestrated by these bio bots. Imagine receiving a friend request from a bot that promises a Robux giveaway. Sounds enticing, right? Well, think again. Once you join the server, you're met with a cleverly crafted scam. The bot entices you to verify your account, only to lead you to an oauth bot that joins servers on your behalf. It's a trap, my friend. And if that wasn't enough, we stumble upon a crypto scam disguised as a two-for-one special. This scam involves pump signals that encourage you to invest in certain cryptocurrencies, promising massive returns. But alas, it's nothing more than a high-risk, low-reward scheme designed to line the pockets of the scammers. It's a world filled with deception and disappointment.

Section 4: Fighting Back and Staying Safe

So, what can we do to protect ourselves from these relentless bio bots? While Discord's actions may be lacking, there are steps we can take to shield ourselves from their clutches. First and foremost, disable friend requests from everyone. Take control of your Discord experience and prevent random people or scambots from adding you. If that doesn't solve the problem, consider disabling friend requests from server members as well. And if, by some unfortunate turn of events, you're still bombarded with friend requests, don't hesitate to turn off all friend requests altogether. It's a small price to pay for peace