When your Discord server reaches Boost Tier 1, you unlock the ability to set a splash image. This image appears on the server invite page, giving new members a visual preview of your community before they join. Without the splash image, the invite page shows a plain background with your server icon. This article explains … Read more
You created a Discord server invite link and set it to never expire. But the link stops working after a short time. This can block new members from joining your community. The problem usually happens because of a conflict between the invite’s expiration setting and the server’s maximum member limit or a link-level override. This … Read more
Discord Server Templates let you copy an entire server’s channel layout, roles, and settings into a new server in seconds. If you manage multiple communities that need the same structure, manually recreating each channel and category is time-consuming and error-prone. Templates solve this by packaging your server’s blueprint into a shareable code or invite link. … Read more
You have built a community, configured your server settings, and clicked the Submit button for Discord Server Discovery. Instead of approval, you see an error message that the eligibility check failed. This typically happens because your server does not meet one or more of Discord’s automatic requirements, such as having a minimum number of members, … Read more
Discord Server Rules Screening is a feature that requires new members to read and agree to your server rules before they can send messages or join voice channels. Without this screening, new users can bypass your rules and cause disruption before a moderator has time to react. This article explains how to enable and configure … Read more
You upload a new server icon in Discord, but the old image still appears in the member list, direct messages, or the server sidebar. This happens because Discord caches images aggressively to reduce server load and speed up loading times. The cache stores a copy of the old icon and does not refresh it immediately … Read more
Server raids happen when a large number of automated accounts or coordinated users join your Discord server simultaneously and spam messages, post harmful links, or disrupt conversations. Discord provides built-in AutoMod rules that detect and block raid activity before it reaches your members. This article explains how to enable raid protection using AutoMod settings, configure … Read more
You notice a discrepancy between the member count displayed by your server stats bot and the number shown in Discord’s built-in Server Insights. This mismatch can cause confusion when tracking server growth or verifying member activity. The root cause lies in how each tool defines and counts a member, particularly regarding pending members, bots, and … Read more
You want to greet new members when they join your Discord server, but you prefer not to use a bot. Discord provides a built-in feature called Welcome Screen that displays messages, rules, and channel suggestions to newcomers. This feature works without any third-party bots and requires only the correct server settings. This article explains how … Read more
If your Discord server boost progress shows the wrong tier after you subscribe or renew a Nitro or Server Boost subscription, you are not alone. This display error usually happens because Discord’s boost counter fails to refresh after payment processing. The cause is a timing issue between Discord’s payment system and the server boost counter. … Read more