discord control?

[surgetheurge]

Hey, isn't directly relevant but a lot of people when exploring and learning using SD use crowd source public networking platforms, like discord and reddit. However the owner of these public forums are people who were first to sign up. So random private individuals that are unrelated and unaffiliated with standard diffusion, own and control the public forums for learning and discussing standard diffusion.

Anyway I posted a gibberish hallucinations image of my broken model on standard diffusion discord. A random person told me no nsfw content. I deleted the message. Then turns out the only active mod is some crazy cat lady evangelical zealot, that went back to check the logs bot to see what was deleted, and lifetime kick banned me with no appeal for no good reason. This being the first and only interaction.

So now I can't collaborate and communicate with other enthusiasts to further my passion and learning of models and prompt engineering because some mentally ill people are acting belligerent with power.

Do you have any influence to take control of the stable diffusion discord? or make your own official one?

[RinatProgrammer]

I think the developers definitely don't have the right to influence other discord channels, since this is a private company of enthusiasts who, with the so-called “own vision,” create whatever comes to their mind. And as for me, if the developers wanted to create a discord, they would have done it at the inception of the project, but if I’m wrong, I’ll be only too glad!