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Meet owners of Discord bots and servers who've used Top.gg to grow their Discord communities! Learn about their past experiences, what made them get into the Discord space and find out their tips for success! Top.gg is the #1 discovery website for Discord! Explore millions of Discord bots and servers listed on our site and join our Discord community for tips, events and updates!

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Top.gg Meet The Staff Panel + AMA - 14th December 2022

This is the Meet The Staff Panel and AMA, which was part of our 6th Anniversary Celebrations and occured on 14th December 2022. Speakers at this event were: - nom, currently Moderator, former Contributor and part of the team for over 2 years! - Spoder, a recent addition to our Bot Reviewer team! 00:00:00 - Welcome to the Meet The Staff Panel! 00:00:37 - Introductions 00:02:20 - The Format Questions: 00:03:04 - How did you discover Top.gg? 00:04:45 - Why did you get involved in Top.gg? 00:06:50 - What do you like to do outside of Top.gg? 00:08:21 - What is the most interesting bot you've reviewed? 00:10:04 - How much time do you spend on Top.gg per week? 00:12:01 - Do you have any recommendations of tips for people who are interested in applying as a Bot Reviewer? 00:14:21 - Do you have your own bots? Individual questions: 00:16:53 - [for Spoder] What was the interviewing and trialing period as a Bot Reviewer for you? 00:18:05 - [for nom] What is your favorite part of being a Bot Reviewer Mentor? 00:19:36 - [for Spoder] Where did your username come from? 00:21:38 - [for nom] What was mentoring Spoder like? 00:22:10 - [for nom] Can you explain what a Mentor does? 00:23:49 - [for Spoder] What is your least favorite type of bot to review? 00:24:53 - What is your favorite music? AMA Questions: 00:27:05 - [Dominik] What is the most valuable lesson that you've learned during your time at Top.gg? 00:29:04 - [Depthify] How are you able to manage a so large community? 00:31:21 - [null] What are your opinion's on the Rust programming language? 00:32:07 - [Family friendly] What is your opinion on motor busses? 00:32:30 - [burbur] What is your opinion on Snuttig? (The IKEA polar bear) 00:34:05 - [Nicole] Who is the stinkies staff member? 00:35:07 - [big bun] What is your favorite musical? 00:36:07 - [big bun] What is your absolute favorite bot on Top.gg? 00:37:28 - [Potta] Best advice to get more users on your bot or server? 00:40:12 - [null] What is the meaning of life? 00:40:37 - [Nicole] Who owns the real Smulan? 00:42:33 - [Igor] What is your favorite food? 00:43:35 - The Pizza Tangent 00:45:25 - [Hixie] What is your favorite experience while being on the Staff Team? 00:47:36 - [Porta] What is your favorite emoji? 00:48:18 - [Green Dude 2H] What is the best suggestion you can give for future bot developers? 00:51:07 - [Hixie] What is your favorite food to eat on a cold winter's night? 00:52:59 - [Green Dude 2H] What are some things that inspire you to not give up? 00:54:13 - [Lai] What is one useful update that you wish Discord would do? 00:55:34 - [Special] Does Vote Locks even help or are they harmful? 00:57:12 - [Green Dude 2H] Do you have any places you would love to travel to? 00:58:44 - [Family Friendly] What was your dream job when you were a kid? 01:00:05 - Is soup a food or a drink? 01:01:15 - Closing Remarks

3. jan. 2023 - 1 h 3 min
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Discord Bot Developer Panel + AMA #3

This is the third edition of our Top.gg Bot Developer Panel, which was part of our 6th Anniversary Celebrations! Part of this panel were: * Hoss, Owner of Bake.gg (25k servers) https://top.gg/bot/824029844496056364 * Kodyline, Owner of Chatsight (1.4k servers) https://top.gg/bot/957403656091746384 * NathanL, Owner of Double Counter (260k servers) https://top.gg/bot/703886990948565003  * Crawl, Maintainer of the discord.js Libraray (17 million downloads/year) https://discord.js.org  * LeMorrow, Owner of Needle (4k servers) https://top.gg/bot/878399831238909952 Due to technical difficulties, this recording is missing the first three minutes of the panel. Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Introductions 00:08:39 - How today's event works Questions: 00:08:54 - Tell us about your bot and why you created it? 00:15:12 - If you can't chose your own bot, what's your favorite bot? 00:20:29 - In your opinion, what is the biggest misconception about being a bot developer? 00:25:07 - As a bot developer you have to do many jobs throught development, how has your personal experience been in doing so? 00:31:11 - Have you considered branching out to other platforms than just Discord? 00:37:34 - As your bot has grown, how has it been scaling your project? 00:43:50 - What do you think is the secret ingredient to your project's growth? 00:51:04 - What has been a challenging time working with your community? Panelist-specific questions: 00:57:33 - [Crawl] How do you keep your library up-to-date without too many breaking changes on a short turnaround? 01:00:00 - [Hoss] What advice would you give to bot developers trying to improve their economy system? 01:01:48 - [Kodyline] What role do you think AI will play in Discord server moderation in the future? 01:04:55 - [Nathan] How do you see the future of keeping servers safe? 01:06:43 - [LeMorrow] What made you want to use threads in this way? Anything else you'd like to see from the Discord API in the future? Open AMA: 01:10:28 - [Syjalo for Crawl] Will there be a official discord.js framework? 01:11:21 - [Family friendly] How do you consistently find motivation to support your bots for years over time? 01:13:37 - [Timeless for Crawl] Should you rely on discord.py for really big projects? 01:14:42 - [Fellintron for Nathan] What algorithm is being used by Double Counter in order to detect alts? 01:15:45 - [Past for Crawl] Do you think you have personally influenced young users to pick up developing bots as an hobby? 01:16:45 - [Johand] How well do you think Discord is communicating their changes and have they recently gotten worse or better? 01:19:27 - [Emir] Where do you see yourself in 5 years? 01:21:20 - [Official] Which advice would you give to users that want to start bot developing but don't know where to do so? 01:24:20 - [big bun] What is your opinion on the newest features on Discord? 01:29:10 - One last piece of advice for bot developers? 01:30:25 - Closing off / Shoutouts

16. des. 2022 - 1 h 33 min
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Build-A-Bot: What is it like to be a Discord Bot Developer?

This is the first part of our Build-A-Bot event, in which we allowed you to ask questions in a Twitter space. Hosts of this panel were: - iara, Creator of Mimu [https://top.gg/bot/493716749342998541] - Mac, Creator of PixxieBot [https://top.gg/bot/675996677366218774] Chapters: 00:00 - Introductions 01:30 - How hard is it to be a solo developer? 05:56 - Overview of the Build-a-bot Event O&A: 07:46 - [Krypton] What would you do differently now, compared to when you had less experience? 13:04 - [Quintenvw] What's your biggest frustration when it comes to the Discord API? 14:44 - [DanielGolan] What are your recommendations with languages and libraries for Discord Bot Development? 18:09 - [Krypton] Why spend so much time developing Discord bots and not e.g. Twitter bots? 19:49 - [Jadejaguar] What is one of the biggest issues/bugs that you've encountered while developing your bot and how did you overcome it? 22:00 - [Goseale] How do you handle such a high amount of bot usage without it slowing down? 24:44 - [Goseale] On a scale from 0 (not painful) to 10 (extreme pain), how would you rate the switch to slash commands? 27:21 - [Artinis] Do you believe there will be a benefit to using both normal and slash commands? 29:40 - [Winfinity] How would you rate Ruby when it comes to building with the Discord API on a scale of 1 (hell no) to 10 (amazing, i love it)? 30:22 - [Krypton] When you started, was it more of a fun project to discover new technologies or did you want to be popular and successful from the get go? 35:11 - [Spoder] Do you ever get worried that the users of your bot get bored of it? 38:49 - [JbPlays] What are steps to gain intellectual rights to your property (e.g. bot assets)? 42:30 - [Spoder] How do you go about pricing premium features for your bot? 46:34 - [Spoder] What is your daily routine look like? How much time do you invest into yourself compared to your bot? 49:14 - [Igor] Do you like chocolate cake? 50:46 - [LV] How do you decide about which type of bot to develop? 51:14 - [Spoder] When would you suggest to start scaling your bot? 54:50 - [Pufferus] How would you suggest getting your bot more out there, if your SEO is non-existent and budget is limited? 59:17 - [Neo] What do you think about the statement "Most Discord bots are becoming useless" regarding Discord adding new features? 01:03:05 - Closing off

30. mai 2022 - 1 h 4 min
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Discord Bot Developer Panel + AMA #2

00:00:00 - Introductions 00:05:33 - Can you tell us about your bot and what inspired you to create it? 00:13:27 - What's your most favourite bot that isn't made by you? 00:18:10 - In your opinion, what's the biggest misconception about being a bot developer? 00:24:05 - As a bot developer you often have to wear many hats at the beginning of the project, from product design to community building over to actually coding - how has it been for you? 00:32:07 - As you've grown your business and its reliance on Discord, have you considered branching out in order to decrease the risks? 00:39:57 - As your bot has grown, how did scaling your bot go? 00:48:21 - As your bot is grown, have you ever felt the need to get extra help? 00:59:34 - What has been a challenging time for you as a bot developer working with your community? Open Q&A: 01:10:40 - [Igor] How long did it take to develop your bots? 01:11:15 - [Yui] How did you come up with your bot name? 01:13:02 - [iThunder] What are some tips you could give to smaller bot devs in order to grow their bot?? 01:16:55 - [Spoder] What is your best source of motivation? 01:18:19 - [Spoder] How do you manage a big bot community wise? 01:20:40 - [Spoder] When did you start monetizing your bot? 01:22:01 - [Ads] What advice would you give to someone trying to promote their bot? 01:26:37 - What is one piece of advice you'd want to leave for future bot developers? 01:35:01 - Closing off

29. april 2022 - 1 h 36 min
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Discord Server Owner Panel + AMA #1

Part of this panel were: * misa, Owner of Miso Pop! [https://top.gg/servers/735782665357230091] * Litochee, Community Specialist at Corsair * Moe, Owner of The Programmer's Hangout [https://top.gg/servers/244230771232079873] * Sky, Owner of sky's café [https://top.gg/servers/633850600764866567] 00:00:00 - Introductions 00:02:33 - Can you tell us about how your community came about? 00:05:33 - What are the toughest parts of being a server owner? 00:09:30 - What are some methods you’ve tried to boost your members’ engagement in your server? 00:12:56 - How did you go about writing a set of rules that reflects your server’s values? How do you find the balance in sharing guidelines internally versus externally? 00:18:00 - How have you recruited moderators and which challenges did this recruitment process present? 00:22:58 - Do you measure analytics in your server? What do you think is the secret ingredient to your server’s growth? Questions for the individual panelists: 00:28:03 - [Moe] How did you find a good balance between spoonfeeding newer developers versus throwing developers to Google to figure it out for themselves? 00:29:35 - [Sky] How was it moderating a mental health community vs a more sociable community? What kind of challenges did you face? 00:31:25 - [Litochee] As the Community Specialist of a large gaming-adjacent company, the way Corsair has to brand and structure its community is very different. How do you do this so successfully? 00:32:50 - [Misa] As a community that’s mostly for socializing, it can be difficult to grow and create an active community - how were you able to create a unique and tight-knit server? Q&A Questions: 00:34:30 - [TheDev] What is your best tip(s) to keep a server alive and fun to be at? 00:36:05 - [Ken Kaneki] How can you grow a server if you have no money or don’t have anything to give away? 00:38:12 - [Quintenvw] How do you keep your voice channels active? 00:40:14 - [Geeky & Brianx] How do you avoid fatigue and burnout from being a server owner? Do you ever lose motivation? 00:41:25 - [Quintenvw] Have you tried to get partnered with Discord? Why didn't you get it? 00:42:47 - [TwistedCode] Running a large community must be very stressful. Was there ever a time where you felt like throwing in the towel? 00:44:15 - [Ken Kaneki] How can you grow a server if you don't have social media or if you do have social media but promoting your server there doesn’t seem to work? 00:45:47 - [GameTime] What is the best way to advertise your server? 00:47:05 - [Quintenvw] What’s next for your community? What are your plans for the future? 00:47:55 - [Gelbie] How hard is it to get active staff? 00:49:00 - [Harry] In many servers the staff get involved in server drama and avoid taking the appropriate actions until they lose their cool. How do you find or vet staff members who handle drama properly? 00:50:59 - [Lemondrops] How do you and your staff team deal with sensitive topics such as people talking about death, assault, cancer, etc.? Obviously these people may be seeking comfort, but these topics can also be triggering for people or make some members uncomfortable. Do you step in and ask to move the conversation elsewhere? 00:54:03 - [Estrella] What do you enjoy about managing your community and what makes you excited to continue to help it grow and flourish? 00:55:19 - [Lemondrops] What was your big "I did it" moment, where you truly felt overwhelmingly proud of your server, when you were glad you made it, that you genuinely felt like other people loved the community, etc. What was the cause? 01:00:23 - One last piece of advice? 01:03:06 - Closing off

17. mars 2022 - 1 h 3 min
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