First run
- Step 1
Open the public creator Discord directory.
- Step 2
Check the description of the selected community and its invitation.
- Step 3
If you are publishing your own server, complete the available form and visibility check.
- Step 4
Before publishing, check that the invitation works and directs to the correct server.
Broadcast example
A viewer who gets to know the creator can go from the catalog to his community. The server description helps you understand who it is for before the user opens the invitation.
Action and possibilities
Find a community
The public catalog can be browsed without logging in. Search for a name or description, select a language and go to the invitation. Membership numbers are from the last invite verification and may differ from the current Discord status.
Publish your server
In the configuration of your own bot, under General, enter the invitation and description and enable publication. The invite must be to the same server where the verified, enabled bot has been added. We do not publish private channels, reports or access data.
Visibility control
Disable publishing to remove the card from your catalog. A stopped bot or disabled account is also not displayed. The bot configuration itself or the Discord login connection does not publish any invitation.
See the interface up close
Click on the illustration to enlarge it. The screenshots show different parts of the setup; the caption explains what to look out for.
When something doesn't work
The server is not publicly visible
Check the entry record, publication conditions and its visibility. Discord's login connection does not automatically publish communities.
The invite stopped working
Check the validity of the link in Discord and update the post. The catalog itself does not extend the validity of the invitation on the platform's side.