I think the biggest problem faced is the same one Youtube has, where the issue is less that people aren't willing to move, and more that all of the existing servers (and the info on them) are being held hostage to enforce compliance. A lot of people might be willing to move services for the sake of chatting, but how many are willing to forsake Discord entirely when that means losing access to God only knows how much information that got funneled into some Discord server years ago because "it's free and convenient!!". And of course, Discord will be perfectly willing to use this to generate infinite investor money by claiming they still have a ton of ""active"" user accounts, even if most never actually interact with anything.
