Link of Model: https://www.roblox.com/library/544832615/Discord-FeedBack
So I made my own discord feedback like a long time ago but it didn’t work, but then I tried to find a free model that actually works then I found this.
It has the same error as mine!
If I inputed in my feedback on studio, it sends it to discord (works)
but If I inputed my feedback in an actual server, it doesn’t send it to discord (doesn’t work)
any fix to this?
Discord has blocked webhooks on Roblox as they were abused too much. You could use a proxy – there are a few tutorials here if you want.
Sure, if it can allow me to send feedbacks to my webhook
Instead of using “http://discord.com” at the start of your webhook, try doing “http://discord.osyr.is”
(did not mean to link discord)
I remade it for you, just open up the “HttpSender” script and follow instructions
It works!!! thanks for the quick fix 
I made it into a free model so that everyone could have it for free >.<
Just FYI, this needs to be HTTPS or it will not work.
https://discord.osyr.is/api/webhooks/...
I think we should respect Discords decision to block Roblox requests and not find a loop hole. That’s just me though. 
I don’t recommend you to make it a free model because the people that abused this function will abuse it again and the method will be blocked.
Discord’s staff has said that they are fine with proxies as long as they respect rate limits. The reason that they blacklisted Roblox was because users were ignoring rate limits (not that we had a choice since we cant parse response headers with HTTPService.) @Osyris’s proxy handles the request throttling for you.
Any official statement you can show?
And why not use a service actually meant for this stuff like so many other devs recommend?
Here’s the thread for this proxy: Roblox Discord Webhook Proxy Server
And here are statements from Discord and lolpython (lead discord backend dev): https://mobile.twitter.com/lolpython/status/967211620970545153
Edit: As for the second question, I don’t know. One reason would be accessibility since Discord is free and most people already have an acct. Another is collaboration since you can invite your team members to your channel. Other services require you to pay to allow other team members view your logs (if you use discord as a logging service).
Ah okay, thanks for the info!
Thank god proxies were a thing
