Discord Contact
Vallie Brzenk
on discord, in the server, at the top right corner you should find a person icon (member list), click on it to expand the list.
On the list, scroll and find the category of moderator or some sort, right-click on an available moderator (with a green dot or moon icon), select message. Discord should allow DM between parties in mutual discord server, regardless if you have verified the phone or not yet.
you can't PM people in a Server that has the maximum Moderation setting (requires Phone verification) unless you have a Role assigned. let me word that better. you can't PM people in a Server unless you either meet the Moderation setting requirement, or have a Role assigned.
so that's probably why.
and as a side note, you're kinda better off not anyways. that's a Server of like what, 200,000 people? it's literally unusable anyways. 1000 people can already be difficult to have functional Conversations in - enormous Servers just have spam, they don't have Conversations. it's like trying to have a conversation in a Stream Chat that has like 50,000 people in it. it's not possible.
Thank you, do you know of any other smaller servers? I would like to join one to ask some questions about builds, view pictures of warframe and dojo customizations, see fan art, find some groups to do farming for certain things, and maybe join voice chat to listen a bit.
There was a push of scammer accounts, promising gamers game cards and other in game currency. Idiots clicked on the link, filled out a form, and couldn't understand why their discord and bank accounts were compromised.
Discord always had the option to verify an account, as far I recall, it just bigger discord servers changed their guidelines when the scammers targeted their community.
For sharing build ideas, fan art, and the like, you can do that in these forums. If you're looking for a group, you can use the correct chat tab in the game. Most of the smaller discord servers are either owned by content creators or died out from warframe's earlier days (Dojo Ikea).
You could always contact discord directly through their support page. I thought you had an option of a text through your cell or an email. Can't recall.
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Before getting started, you should know basic HTML and JavaScript, and you should have a Discord account and a private Discord server (use the plus button in the bottom left of the Discord desktop client to create one).
This article is going to focus on how to call the webhook via JavaScript, so I'm going to gloss over the HTML part a bit. If you want to follow along, you can copy and paste this code into a file called contact.html:
Fortunately, that's about the worst they could do. The link only allows sending messages in your server, and does not allow reading messages, taking any sort of administrative action, or really anything else.
So while embedding the webhook link into your small, personal website is likely going to be fine, I would not do this for anything major, or if I had a lot of tech-savvy enemies. I also would not do this in a Discord channel that many other people have read access to.
If you are concerned about these risks but you still want to use a Discord webhook for your contact form, you would need some sort of backend to be a middleman for the requests. In fact, I use that approach for my own personal site.
It has come to my attention that this method does not work for *.tk domains. Discord seems to selectively not return the needed CORS headers for TLDs that it does not like. Besides getting a new domain, your only option involves proxying the request through a backend server.
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