I would like to make an appeal for my disabled account.

Hello everyone. I'm leaving this message here in case a Moderator is surveying this section:

"Today I tried logging into Discord, as I do each and every morning, only to find out that my account has been disabled due to a violation of your "Tos", namely for threatening a person.

I have been on Discord for over 4 years with an impeccable background, I was the leading Content Creator and Editor for the biggest Romanian PUBG Discord server for two years and I also have a server of my own on your platform to run and manage, not to mention the fact that I have tens of "pages" of content from the aforementioned PUBG server (among others) that were only saved on my personal server and to which I no longer have access, and we are talking about months of work.

Now then, I see no expiration date in the e-mail you provided which means that you've completely disabled my account indefinitely. Well, I would like to make an appeal because I did not even receive a formal warning or a "heads-up". I can sort of understand new accounts being treated like this, but I was not expecting this sort of treatment towards an active and senior member of your platform.

Anyway, the person in question whom I threatened and who most likely reported me, actually, really made me snap, and a conversation in which I was very angry took place during which threats were made as is more or less usual when someone is very mad. Also, this happened in a private DM. I agree, it does violate the "ToS" in that I did threaten the person, but it was in a private message and the message itself was actually quite diplomatic, therefore I would imagine that for a measly and insignificant private DM threat, one such as myself would receive a warning at most.

So in the end, again, I would like to make an appeal based on everything I wrote above because I cannot afford to lose my server and all my work for just one mistake made in over 4 years on your platform.

Thank you in advance for taking the time to read this."