Discord Community Management Guide

Discord has recently launched a new type of channel called “Media”, which is currently in the testing phase. As a result, only a few Discord servers have access to the Media Channel’s features, and most servers are currently unable to use it. The Media Channel is an upgraded version based on the forum channel, primarily designed to serve the “Server Subscriptions” feature. “Server Subscriptions” is a feature introduced by Discord to help content creators monetize their work (currently only available in the United States). The Media Channel provides a better display space for content creators to publish unique content exclusively …

According to the definition on Wikipedia, it is “a method of augmenting or altering the behavior of a web page or web application with custom callback functions. These callbacks may be stored, modified, and managed by third-party users and developers who may be associated with the original website or application”. If the above paragraph is difficult to understand, don’t worry. I will explain it in plain language and also guide you on how to enable Webhooks in Discord. Continue Reading

Do you know the difference between “General Server” and “Community Server” on Discord servers? “Community Servers” have more management tools and features, but they require higher security settings to “Enable Community”. This article not only explains how to “Enable Community” but also introduces the management tools and features that are only available on “Community Servers.” Continue Reading

There are various types of IDs within the Discord system that can be used in different contexts, from simple information retrieval to complex functionality with third-party applications. This article will teach you how to obtain these IDs. Continue Reading

The YouTube channel members mentioned in this article are those who pay a monthly subscription fee to access exclusive content, not the free subscribers. Therefore, the content introduced in this article is only applicable to users who have enabled the “YouTube channel memberships” feature on their YouTube channel. Continue Reading

Discord is a free community communication software designed for communities. Users can create or join servers that interest them. For many people, setting up a complete server can take a lot of time and effort. This article will teach you how to use server templates. Continue Reading

Discord is a free community communication software designed for communities. Users can create or join servers that interest them, where each server can be understood as a “club” or “community.” Members of the community can interact and communicate within the server. This article will explain how to add and create a brand new Discord server. Summary of this article 1How to add and create a server?1.1Step 1: Find the + sign at the bottom of the server list on the left side of Discord.1.2Step 2: Create a server1.3Step 3: Tell us more about your server1.4Step 4: Customize your server1.5Step 5: …

Discord is a free community communication software designed for communities. Users can create or join servers that they are interested in. The basic unit in a server is a “channel”. This article will explain how to create and manage Discord channels and introduce the 5 types of channels. Continue Reading

Discord is a free community communication software designed for communities where users can create or join servers based on their interests. One convenient feature for community managers is the “Roles” function, which allows them to manage members differently based on their attributes. Continue Reading

Discord is a free community communication software designed for communities, where users can create or join servers based on their interests. Discord’s role feature allows a large group of people with similar interests to be further divided into more precise small groups, enabling precise community management while accommodating more people. Continue Reading