Platform operator and contributor of enforcement software
Discord
Discord is a communications platform whose age checks and internal safety systems are both represented here. It uses external verification providers for some age-assurance routes, while its own Osprey rules engine became part of the open tooling offered by ROOST.
What users encounter and what Discord contributed
July and August 2026 company pages describe regional verification methods and limited card or Google Wallet tests. UK users who do not verify retain accounts, direct messages and voice access, with specified content and settings restricted. Separately, Discord reported donating Osprey in July 2025. Its December engineering account described roughly 400 million daily actions across 2,288 rules; an action need not be a removal or violation. Production rules, private functions and access controls extend beyond the public engine. The age-appeals support exposure belongs to a separate historical data-custody path.
The August 10 help page distinguishes established routes and limited card/Wallet tests; no completed global rollout is established. UK-specific28 July 2026 documentation separately specifies feature restrictions and continued account access for non-verifiers; method assurances remain company claims.
is listed with a professional legal-leadership affiliation
ROOST current team and participant article identify Discord affiliation. Affiliation helps assess the production account as interested participant evidence; it does not establish a corporate reserved board vote.
was reported in production with local rules and controls
Reported system metrics period; articles February/March 2026.
Discord engineering reports roughly 400m daily actions, 204 action types, 2,288 rules and 99 custom UDFs as of December 2025. Actions are not necessarily violations/removals. Local ETCD rules, sinks, access/audit and unreleased functions preclude treating the public engine as the entire deployed policy.
reported donating its production-origin rules engine
2025-07-21 – 2025-07-21
July 2025 issuer announcement and Discord engineering account trace Osprey from Discord to open ROOST tooling. Donation is software/resource transfer as reported, not an copyright assignment or customer-data transfer.
Discord → Discord UK age-gated settings and content
describes age checks for specified UK features
UK pageupdated28 July 2026
Content/settings gates include unblurring and MessageRequests changes. Opting out retains account/DMs/voice subject to restrictions. Platform documentation, not a finding that each setting is legally mandated.
Discord → ROOST — Robust Open Online Safety Tools Inc
is named as a founding partner in the issuer release
2025-02-10 – 2025-02-10
Founding-partner label is distinct from Discord code donation, cash amount, grant restrictions and employer-controlled board seats. No individual contribution allocation established.
Discord: feature gates rather than account-wide identity entry
OriginalGET403; web-reader body read, derivative only. Existing general Discord source and historic age-appeal support exposure remain separate. Do not treat the historic support breach as a new compromise of the normal UK verification path.
The UK-specific help page updated28July2026 names k-ID and describes age checks to unblur flagged media, access age-restricted spaces and change certain settings, including MessageRequests. It says those declining retain account, DMs, voice, friends and servers, with the stated restrictions. It describes on-device facial estimation, document checks and a GoogleWallet test; methods are not interchangeable disclosures. This refines existing Discord/k-ID/Wallet edges rather than inventing another deployment. Its privacy and deletion statements are company claims, not tested properties.
Document-version trap: search returned a cached June 23 variant of Discord's central page saying Google shares birthdate transiently with Discord and listing an Incode test. The live canonical August 10 page instead says age group + country and omits Incode. Use the live version for current claims; do not silently mix them or infer the engineering change/date from wording alone.
The supportable paths are Discord's reported production use / contribution / reintegration , and a ROOST-published account of Bluesky production use , with platform-configured rules and a local action integration . Where the case already holds the organizations and Osprey, reuse them. Do not create an enforcement-authority edge from a logo, model-provider affiliation or working-group attendance.
The August 10 help page distinguishes established routes and limited card/Wallet tests; no completed global rollout is established. UK-specific28 July 2026 documentation separately specifies feature restrictions and continued account access for non-verifiers; method assurances remain company claims.
Content/settings gates include unblurring and MessageRequests changes. Opting out retains account/DMs/voice subject to restrictions. Platform documentation, not a finding that each setting is legally mandated.
Founding-partner label is distinct from Discord code donation, cash amount, grant restrictions and employer-controlled board seats. No individual contribution allocation established.
Discord → reported donating its production-origin rules engine → Osprey
2025-07-21 – 2025-07-21
Reported by the cited source
July 2025 issuer announcement and Discord engineering account trace Osprey from Discord to open ROOST tooling. Donation is software/resource transfer as reported, not an copyright assignment or customer-data transfer.
Osprey → was reported in production with local rules and controls → Discord
Reported system metrics period; articles February/March 2026.
Reported by the cited source
Discord engineering reports roughly 400m daily actions, 204 action types, 2,288 rules and 99 custom UDFs as of December 2025. Actions are not necessarily violations/removals. Local ETCD rules, sinks, access/audit and unreleased functions preclude treating the public engine as the entire deployed policy.
Clint Smith → is listed with a professional legal-leadership affiliation → Discord
ROOST current team and participant article identify Discord affiliation. Affiliation helps assess the production account as interested participant evidence; it does not establish a corporate reserved board vote.