In this video I'll be showing you how to make an awesome Discord server in under 5 minutes. The fastest way to create a Discord server is to use a server template. This allows you to create a Discord server with the channels and roles already set up, including permissions.

When you set up your Discord server you will want to create info channels. Info channels provide necessary information that members need to know, such as server rules and roles. The easiest method is to write out the information and send it in the dedicated chat. Alternatively, you can use webhooks and embedded messages.

We also show you how to set up Discord automod for your server. Automod is a useful feature as it prevents suspicious messages from being sent in your server. If you aim to create a community Discord server then automod will help staff moderate your server and keep it safe. Regardless of how many members your server has we recommend setting up automod from the start.

Through this tutorial we show you how to set up a Discord community server, which can be used for friends, personal communities and topic servers. By having community enabled in your Discord server you get access to extra features, such as a dedicated rules channel and onboarding.

A part of the Discord server setup process is setitng up onboarding. While onboarding is mainly for community servers, it's a great addition to any server. With onboarding you can set up questions for members to answer. These questions can be used to give roles to members which will customize the channels they see.

During the Discord setup process, you will create server rules, which members will need to accept before joining. This is a good way to ensure new members read the server rules before joining, while also preventing some bots from joining.

The onboarding process is a good way to show new members around your server. The member to do's process allows you to get new members to view specific channels or send messages. This process is also a good way to deter bots from joining your server or prevent raids as the barrier for entry is higher.

You can also setup your Discord server with a custom welcome message or welcome sign. This message will be shown to members when they join and is a fun way to introduce yourself or describe the server to then. You can use the username variable to directly mention the user by name, making the message seem more personal.

I also show you how to set up a verification level for your server. If you make a community Discord server then it's recommended to use at least the medium verification level. However, using the high or higher version will do a better job at preventing server raids.

If you are using Discord server template to make a Discord server then it comes with 5 custom text channels. These channels are set so anyone can view them and send messages. This is required when setting up your server and enabling the onboaring feature. It's also helpful to have topic specific channels in your server so conversations can happen without being disrupted.

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