We turned our spotlight stage vc to 24/7 radio bot which plays songs automatically based on past queue and taste of community

This session keeps running untill we are hosting event at here

If someone is working, studying, or chilling they can be here and vibe on same melody with others

How's the idea

Hello. I own a server named Make Money Online.

The focus of the server is to help beginners learn about GPT-style of earning - Beermoney. All ways are free, tested, and clearly explained — no investment or skills required. We promote anything that helps people make easy extra money online legitimately. I also offer ways to earn directly inside the server (economy system with real value).

My issue is getting more members interested in such ways. My interest is those niches, the higher, the more important:
- 🎮 Gaming communities.
- 🎁 Giveaways / freebies places.
- 😂 Social / meme / chatting communities.
- 💵 Earning-related communities/websites (NOT competitors, this also refers to earning apps/sites).
- Discords, Telegram groups, forums, subreddits, websites, Twitter/X pages, etc.

We want communities whose users would genuinely benefit from knowledge inside MMO, or apps/sites members of MMO would benefit from.

If you own such a community and would be interested in working with me — being sponsored by me, let me know.
If you don't own such a community, but know how to find ones interested you could also help greatly and I'd reward you per success as per my community rules (per good lead + bonuses for performance).

Hello! Im excited to have discovered this section of the server today. Im an owner of a server and I'm wondering if other owners or admins have any insight.

First, I would like to implement a system to reward members for adopting our server tag with a special role, does anyone know of any (free) bots that handle this? I do have mee6 premium, but do not think mee6 currently can do this. Also, how do you reward members for adopting your tag, if you do so?

My other question is on partnerships. We used to do formal partnerships with a staff member in charge of finding and vetting partnership applications. This seemed to be more hassle than it was worth at the time and we moved to only posting servers of members we get to know. As we are now on a push to grow more, im considering starting them again. I guess my main question is: do other owners find this process difficult? I run a SFW 18+ server with no nsfw content, no e dating, chill vibes and I had found in the past that it was difficult to find other 18+ SFW server and if i did find them theyre usually labeled "toxic" and doesnt really align with my own server.

Any insights/tips are welcome!

🎮 Turn your clips into something legendary!

Just launched Fragbeats – a space where gamers, editors, and music heads come together.

What you can do:
🎬 Upload your best moments (clutch, fail, or funny)
🎧 Add lo-fi beats or your own tracks
🌍 Share with a community that actually gets it

Over 12K creators are already in. Join them here 👉 https://fragbeats.vercel.app/

Let’s see what you’ve got. 🔥

Is there any way I can check the Roles to see if they are allocating them to my members because I can see by the leaderboard that they are earning points but they're not being allocated the appropriate role in the server

A forum for just server owners/mods to share ideas and events, show off their own server features, find mods or partners etc, with other server mods would be incredibly helpful!

This forum seems to be aimed at suggestions for this server (based on tags when posting) but a hub for server owners to network is greatly needed!

Im planning to implement a major update to how moderation actions work in our community and I do like your input on the setup.
Currently,moderator roles are placed below regular rank holders and are not visually separated. This is intentional, I want staff to feel integrated with the community rather than positioned above it.
This structure creates a technical limitation. Discord’s permission system prevents moderators with lower roles from taking action against higher ranked members. To work around this, I introduced a top-level role to artificially elevate staff permissions. While functional, this approach creates inconsistencies and undermines my goal of distributing authority since all staff effectively end up with the same level of power.
To address these issues, Im working on a new system using custom commands.
The first component is a whitelist command which will allow specific staff members and selected patron roles to bypass certain moderation restrictions. These commands won’t rely on standard Discord permissions. Instead, they will operate on a quota-based system to prevent abuse and enforce controlled usage.
With this approach, moderators won’t require elevated role permissions, reducing risk. It also ensures that anti-nuke systems remain effective, since actions will be regulated through controlled command usage rather than unrestricted role-based authority.

just hit the limit

Also, there is an error when asking in the help section, it says "Failed to send (status 502)"

possible?

Itd be helpful to add "server genre" roles and "member type" roles to this server so that we could, for example, ping @ music theme and @ seeking mod or @ seeking partner, when posting

The micro survey feature in the Hype Engine; is it possible to see the answers from each member somewhere?

Whats your recommended moderation set up for both discords built in auto mod features and any additional bots auto mod settings?

Communityone can't read announcements of embed & component v2 sent via authorized webhook

Can it be resolved

do i have to select all channels manually? theres no way to select all at once?
im someone who adds channels constantly to server so i gotta add them in dashboard every single time?

Hey guys! Here's a quick recap on this week's product update:

Growing Your Community and Nailing SEO
When it comes to ranking high on Google and in our server listings, we believe it’s all about serving your users well and showcasing your domain expertise. We help you do this by interlinking related topics & articles so Google knows exactly what subjects your community is an authority on. Also, if your server has over 100 members, you can apply for verification! We'll do a manual safety check, and once approved, you’ll get a nice little ranking boost on our front page.

Keeping Things Secure with User Gating
Nobody likes spammers or scammers, so we’ve introduced a new server gating feature to keep them out. It asks interested users to log in with their Discord account, and then our system gives them a score based on their ban logs. If someone scores too low, we block them from seeing the server listing altogether. Yes, this adds a tiny bit of friction and might lower your overall traffic, but it absolutely guarantees you are getting higher-quality members. As a quick tip, we highly recommend using auto-mod to kick accounts that are less than a day old—our data shows that about 30% of spam accounts fall into that bucket!

Spark AI is Getting Even Better
We have some massive updates rolling out for our Spark AI bot. Soon, you’ll be able to embed it right onto your own external website using a simple code snippet. We’re also launching a "content gap analytics" tool to help you spot the common questions your community is asking that don't currently have answers in your knowledge base. Plus, our premium users will be able to choose specific AI models that match their community's vibe—whether you need a strict, support-focused tone or a casual, conversational one.

Communityone Analytics vs Statbot
We built Communityone's analytics to stand out from tools like StatBot by focusing heavily on human interaction and dead-accurate data. For example, we completely strip bot messages out of your activity counts so you get a clear picture of real engagement. Since Discord’s audit logs usually only catch about 30% of departing members, our platform actually manually counts leavers to give you precise, trustworthy growth data. If you're looking at your monetization potential, keep an eye on your "messages per member" to spot your superfans, and "words per message" to really understand your audience's demographic.

Ads, Emojis, and Making Money
Right now, we're testing an experimental ad feature where you can grab a front-page spot for just 15 a week—which usually brings your acquisition cost down to around 10 cents per user! While our main focus today is helping you grow with high-quality engagement, we’re planning to roll out member subscription options in Q4 so you can start directly monetizing. Finally, don't sleep on emojis as a growth tool! We use AI to classify them to give your server better search visibility. Just keep in mind that if you disable emoji downloads, your server won't show up on our aggregate discovery pages.

Is it possible to edit the messages sent by the bot for things like the shop and "claimed x points"?

I have a few options for tracking server growth
Statbot, the Discord Dev Page, CommunityOne Analytics, and a few others.

Honestly I use all of them and compare their graphs side by side. Each platform has at least one unique feature you won't find anywhere else. For example, the Discord Dev Page can detect the geographic regions of people joining the server, CommunityOne tracks moderator activity, and Statbot is the tool I rely on daily for engagement and growth analysis. It has a clean UI and a ton of options, including voice activity tracking and per-member activity profiling.

Now I'm a bit confused, should I stick to just one platform and focus on its unique features, or keep using all of them together purely for recording data?

I'd love to hear your opinion based on your own experience. How do you compile your growth and engagement metrics? Which tools are enough on their own? And if we want to take advantage of multiple unique features, what's the best way to combine and make sense of them all?

it shows typing... but not replying anything in my server please check

For long data structures that will have multiple pulls, how should I be structuri g the data? This is an example of my current structure

This forum is for server owners and mods to connect with each other, share ideas, and build together.

You can use this space to show off cool things happening in your server, share events, swap moderation tips, find potential mods or partners, and connect with other people running communities.

A lot of spaces are usually centered around suggestions for one server only, so having a dedicated hub for server owners and moderators to network felt really needed.

Whether you want inspiration, feedback, support, or just more community-minded people to connect with, this is the spot.

Excited to see what everyone’s working on ~

I tried to apply my dashboard settings again but they aren't saving and applying from the dashboard, additionally spark AI has stopped responding after I tried to use the YouTube Integration and received an error about my IP being limited.

I kicked the bot like the ai chat assistant reccomended because Spark Ai was typing but not sending messages, now my settings in dashboard won't apply to the reinvited bot.

Does anyone know what the bot starts typeing in my thing, but never responds? its just silent

@1250661625518886982 @1337287704169156679

Um, hello. My community one bot in my server is currently not working. I checked the dash and it says everything is set up properly, and it has been working fine for months, but now it only starts typing and then fails. What can i do to fix it, or is this a server-wide issue at the moment?