How to Build and Moderate Your Discord Server | CommunityOne
Zusammenfassung
The CommunityOne Builders Help server provides essential guidance for new creators looking to structure their Discord communities. This discussion covers foundational channel setups, the importance of read-only update channels, and effective moderation strategies using built-in tools. It serves as a valuable resource for those seeking advice on managing and designing a server from the ground up.
Hi, I am going to own a channel, and I am making a discord server for it, so can someone professional help me make/design it? also I cant give any payment.... (dm if your interested)
Hi, I am going to be a ytuber, so I am making a dc server for it, so I want someone to help me design it for free
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I'd say it depends! If you're just starting out, don't overcomplicate things.
I'd recommend starting with:
- An announcements channel where you can share upcoming events and important updates.
- A YouTube updates channel where people can get notified whenever you upload a new video.
- A general chat channel where everyone can hang out and talk.
- An optional introductions forum where new members can introduce themselves.
The first two channels should be read-only, meaning only admins can post, but everyone can see the updates.
I also recommend having an introductions forum because forums work differently from regular channels. Some people feel more comfortable making their first post in a forum, while others prefer jumping straight into a chat channel. Giving them both options can help!
And that's honestly enough to get started. You don't need to worry too much about adding more channels until your community grows.
For moderation, Discord's built-in AutoMod should be enough in the beginning. As your server gets bigger, you can look into additional tools like Sapphire Bot or our AI-powered moderation tool.
hm, I already made it tho, can u join and check how it is?
