I look after Discord communities.

I've been in Discord servers for years, first as a member and later helping with moderation and support. Now I moderate three of the bigger Fortnite and Roblox communities.

Most of the work isn't exciting. Tickets, appeals, rule changes, and explaining the same thing for the tenth time because someone didn't read the pins. That's fine. It's the part that keeps a server usable.

What I actually care about is whether a server feels like a place. Regulars recognise each other, staff know who's who, and updates get people talking. That doesn't happen on its own.