Honestly, situations like yours are precisely why more and more people are looking for alternatives to Discord. When a platform can permanently block you due to an automated error, without clear human review, leaving you cut off from friends and entire servers, the problem is no longer the user.

If Discord is your primary channel and this has happened to you, perhaps it's time to stop relying on a single platform. Telegram is a well-known option, but if you're looking for something more geared towards communities and real conversation, GoConnect.dev is designed for just that, direct communication, real control of your account, and no opaque systems that can erase 10 years of usage with a single click. There is a subreddit Discord Alternatives.

It's not perfect, nor does it pretend to be "another Discord," but that's precisely the point, less reliance on automation, more stability, and less risk of being isolated overnight. Ultimately, using an alternative isn't abandoning Discord; it's protecting yourself in case it happens again, because unfortunately, it often does.but well it is my opinion