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Fix
Pixel Lounge
A public Discord template, imported and cleaned up end to end. This is what a Fix looks like: same server, before and after — full lists, nothing cropped, so you can count it yourself.
36→12channels
28→3roles
1afternoon
12 channels in 5 sections, every name lowercase and searchable
Three roles that do something, instead of 28 empty ones
Three role-picker channels replaced by one question when you join
Rules, a pinned welcome and AutoMod turned on
A public template anyone can import — not a client's server.
Before — the whole list: 36 channels, 11 categories, names full of symbols.
After — the whole list: 12 channels in 5 sections.
Before — Discord's own count: ROLES – 28, every one of them at 0 members.
After — ROLES – 3: owner, mods, and an opt-in updates role.
Three channels for picking a role became one question at the door.
A welcome and four first steps, instead of a wall of channels.
Launch
TRI3XUS Community
A Free Fire community built from zero for a TikTok creator with fans in four languages.
18channels
7roles
4languages
Clear sections: Start, Free Fire and Content
Separate chats for English, Romanian, Italian and Portuguese
Onboarding: members pick what they play when they join
Private channels that open only for the right role
Every channel in its section, rules first. This is the public view — the private ones open only for the right role.
Members choose what they play and get the right channels and roles.
Fan server
Nova's Hangout
A fan server concept for a creator community, built around what fans actually do: pitch ideas, share art and show up for streams.
15channels
7roles
4Discord features
A forum where fans pitch video ideas, sorted by tags
A gallery that keeps fan art out of the chat
A weekly stream event fans can RSVP to
Onboarding and a server guide with 3 first steps
The whole list — six sections, every channel with one job. Only the private staff channel is missing.
Video ideas in a forum, each with a tag.
Fan art gets its own gallery.
A weekly stream fans can RSVP to.
New members get a guide, not a wall of channels.
Fans say why they came and get the right channels.