DiscordDiscord, a real-time chat platform, goes beyond the gaming community. You can make a free Community server for people all over the world to come together over anything from memes to gardening. Here’s how. Why Should You Make a Community Server? You can easily make a private or public Discord server for friends and friends of friends. Those servers are quite limited in terms of size, however. Community servers, on the other hand, can accommodate thousands of users interested in topics ranging from gaming to anime. To get an idea of what they’re like, click on the Explore button in the Discord app or website and browse the existing Community servers. It’s a good idea to make a Community server if your goal is to gather a lot of global members with the same interests and create a safe space without any abuse, spam, or trolling. That’s part of the requirements that Discord lays down for creating a Community server: Member Screening: Only users with a verified email can send public or private messages (except for the moderators). Explicit Media Removal: You can let Discord scan the media shared on the server and automatically delete any explicit content. Rules Channel: A dedicated channel that lists server Rules, or a Guidelines channel for new members to read. Moderators Channel: A dedicated channel for Moderators and admins for Discord to relay updates about new moderation features and generic Community updates. A typical Community server also offers features like a personalized Welcome screen, Announcement channels… Click below to read the full story from How To Geek
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How to Set Up a Community Server on Discord
