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"do not do, try to do, or encourage or help others to do any of the following: Don't use the services to do harm to yourself or others. Among other things, this includes trying to gain access to another user's account...Excerpt from Discord's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “do not do, try to do, or encourage or help others to do any of the following: Don't use the services to do harm to yourself or others. Among other things, this includes trying to gain access to another user's account...”
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