This is genuinely a terrible response, dishonest to the point of gaslighting and putting into question whoever was involved in the decision process. What is referred as "unofficial Godot-related" Discord server was, until earlier this year, the de-facto <i>official</i> server, used by developers and contributors alike to discuss and organize pull requests among other things (as it is plainly visible in the project issue tracker history). That changed when a new server was started instead of taking over the previous one, formerly <i>labelled</i> as being official, that they've now figuratively thrown under the bus claiming no responsibility despite "strongly condemning" years old messages. But that's just tangential drama on top of the tweet, in response to a troll account in a discussion that had nothing to do with Godot, that turned into a massive and immediate blanket blocking of countless accounts expressing all sorts of opinions (if even that), including simply quoting a founder's statement verbatim. It should be noted earlier this year it was announced the project would have a, quote, "louder" social media presence.<p>I am personally not hopeful about the future of the project as it is now, unable to distance itself from constantly generating purposeless drama every, single, year. The community—one of its bigger strengths—surely will reach a breaking point eventually, and doubling down without addressing any of the issues pervading it inspires as much confidence as claims of its readiness from certain figures known to overstate and under-deliver. Past and present shenanigans are well-documented online, and the reactions have always been just as immature and increasingly more militant to any sort of feedback or critic.