The suggestion: Sythe need to make a new standpoint on PM verifications regarding Discord trades, because with the bug below a PM confirmation with your discord and the customers discord will look exactly the same even if they are speaking to an imposter. This is better to be addressed sooner rather than later in the dispute forum whereby a user can be wrongfully DNT'd for a substantial amount of time while staff make up their mind. Also i believe their needs to be more stickies in the market forums regarding these current bugs + with a potential working solution (joining the sythe discord + contact the verified member within that discord) for safe trading practice.
Reason for suggestion below.
There is a new bug on Discord whereby discord tags can look exactly the same.
This isnt a lowercase L and uppercase i scenario - its believed to be a bug with the mobile version where certain characters do not appear correctly and therefore display the exact same as their english character counterpart.
Here is one example - when searching for Dieze, once the Z is typed the imposter doesnt show up - meaning its the z that isnt actually a z, just looks like z.
another example from an encounter i had today - in this case it was the "i" that was the issue. As you can see it looks exactly the same. This one is even worse, as somehow the guy managed to get the same #2762 at the end of his name without nitro (assuming he just made alot of accounts until it reached it)
The issue with discord is only getting worse, when a verification PM is sent, mine and his discords look exactly the same so a verification PM will not help in these circumstances - so a standpoint needs to be made by sythe in regards to any potential reports.
The only viable solution i can think of currently is to make the users join the official sythe discord - and all the verified users will appear in the member list and you can open a conversation with them. Also open viewing mutual servers - sythe.org will be shown with the name used in there.
Any feedback on this would be appreciated on how it can be combatted
WORKING SOLUTION - BUT TEDIOUS
If you go to discord settings -> Appearance
You can turn on developer mode.
Once this is done, on the drop down to any message - you can select "copy ID" and this will give you the ID of the user that has posted the message. These user iD (unlike discord IDs) are completely unique.
Issue with this, most people most likely will not go through the process of doing this, but you can use this in reports to check if the actual user committed the offence i suppose.
Reason for suggestion below.
There is a new bug on Discord whereby discord tags can look exactly the same.
This isnt a lowercase L and uppercase i scenario - its believed to be a bug with the mobile version where certain characters do not appear correctly and therefore display the exact same as their english character counterpart.
Here is one example - when searching for Dieze, once the Z is typed the imposter doesnt show up - meaning its the z that isnt actually a z, just looks like z.
another example from an encounter i had today - in this case it was the "i" that was the issue. As you can see it looks exactly the same. This one is even worse, as somehow the guy managed to get the same #2762 at the end of his name without nitro (assuming he just made alot of accounts until it reached it)
The issue with discord is only getting worse, when a verification PM is sent, mine and his discords look exactly the same so a verification PM will not help in these circumstances - so a standpoint needs to be made by sythe in regards to any potential reports.
The only viable solution i can think of currently is to make the users join the official sythe discord - and all the verified users will appear in the member list and you can open a conversation with them. Also open viewing mutual servers - sythe.org will be shown with the name used in there.
Any feedback on this would be appreciated on how it can be combatted
WORKING SOLUTION - BUT TEDIOUS
If you go to discord settings -> Appearance
You can turn on developer mode.
Once this is done, on the drop down to any message - you can select "copy ID" and this will give you the ID of the user that has posted the message. These user iD (unlike discord IDs) are completely unique.
Issue with this, most people most likely will not go through the process of doing this, but you can use this in reports to check if the actual user committed the offence i suppose.
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