Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: I had a really close-knit group of  internet friends about two years ago, and due to life events I gradually grew apart from them. No bad blood at all, just the flow of time  and me losing interest in our shared hobby. Lately  I've  been thinking about them a lot because I picked up our shared hobby again and I stumbled upon some old chat logs and while searching for a way to get back in touch I found a link to a small discord server (7 members) that we'd set up that was still active. Discord has 2 kinds of invite links- a temporary one that expires, and a permanent one, which this  must've been since it was made over a year ago.  In invite links it shows a status if people are online in the group, which 4 of my old friends are. This was a private server for just the few of us and wasn't really used by anyone else, but I'd left the server when I lost interest in our hobby and was cleaning up the list of servers I was in.

  
I'm not sure  if it'd be an asshole move, but it certainly might be rude or odd/creepy, to  rejoin with that  link to try and catch up. WIBTA or creep to click a year-old link and rejoin our old server? Or should I try and find some other way to get  back in touch?  

joining a discord server with an old link