Blood enforcement appeals

The public Blood appeal page is only for three Blood-level enforcement actions: a ban from Blood’s official support server, a global Blood user blacklist, or a global Blood server blacklist. It is not a way to appeal warnings, mutes, kicks, or bans issued by another Discord server. Contact that server’s staff for those decisions.

Choose the action that applies, then provide your Discord user ID, current username, and a clear explanation. A server-blacklist appeal also requires the blacklisted server ID. Do not submit passwords, tokens, private keys, or unrelated personal information. The website human check must complete before the form is accepted.

The form does not sign you into Discord, so the identity information is self-reported. Blood’s team verifies the enforcement record and, for a server appeal, that the applicant is authorized to represent that server. Submitting an appeal does not automatically remove any ban or blacklist.

A successful submission displays an opaque receipt once. Save it somewhere private and use Check an appeal on the appeal page to see whether the appeal is pending, approved, or denied. The website stores a one-way hash of the receipt rather than the receipt itself, so the team cannot recover a lost receipt.

Each appeal is reviewed manually. An approval records the team’s decision, but any support-server or blacklist change is performed separately after verification. A denial can include a short staff note. Decided website records are retained temporarily for tracking and removed after the configured retention period.