Shown on About Us, in the Archives and in the bot's commands. A new format starts private, so only admins see it until you make it public and save.

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  Name

  Tag

  Players

  For example: 40 players → 1

  Short description

  A sentence or two, for the card on About Us and the top of the format's panel.

  Icon

  Built-in Custom picture

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  A square picture works best. PNG, JPEG, GIF or WebP, up to 10 MB.

  Banner

  No banner yet: the panel shows the studio's red gradient.

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  Shown across the top of the format's panel. A wide picture, about three times as wide as it is tall, works best.

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  The players page lists everyone on the format's player lists, season by season. Pick a wiki page instead to send people there.

  Wiki pages

  The wiki pages that belong to this format, in this order. Readers find them under the Wiki tab of the format's panel on About Us (there while it lists a page they may open) and in the bot's /wiki: the public ones only. Save to keep the list.

  No wiki pages yet.

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  Add a page

  Done

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  No other page matches that.

  A private page is listed for admins only: readers do not see it.

  A page you pick goes at the end of the list. The arrow keys move through the pages; Esc closes this.

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A bot is listed here, public, the first time it connects to the site with its key. You can make it private, give it a tag, a banner and its own card text, or take the listing down.

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  Status

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  Version

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  Servers

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  Users

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  Commands run

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  Stats sent

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  Tag

  Card text

  Leave it empty to use what the bot says about itself.

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  Banner

  No banner yet: the panel shows the studio's red gradient.

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  Terms of Service and Privacy Policy

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  A page written here is served at its own address on this site, and is this bot's link everywhere the site shows one, in place of the link the bot sends. Until it is written, the bot's own link is used. Written pages are public, so they can be linked from Discord's Developer Portal.

  This bot is private: its listing is hidden, but its pages here are public once written, for anyone with the link.

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  The same Markdown as the site's own legal pages: headings with #, ## and ###, lists with - or 1., **bold**, *italic* and [links](https://example.com). A line with just [[discord-invite]] shows the "Join our Discord" button. "Start from a template" fills this in for a Discord bot, with its name; nothing is saved until you save.

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  Date this version today

  Gives the page today's date. Leave it off for a small fix, to keep the date it has.

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  Take the page down

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The text at the top of About Us, and the two counters kept by hand. The other six counters are counted by the site from the player lists and the bots.

The Terms of Service, the Privacy Policy and the Cookie Policy, written in Markdown. The site serves them at /terms, /privacy and /cookies as soon as you save.

Where the bot and the site post each kind of log. Pick a channel for each, or turn a log off.

The message logs follow every channel but the ones listed here: deleted and edited messages there are not logged, and the moderation logs leave the message out. A category covers every channel and thread in it. Admin tickets are never tracked; every other ticket is.

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Every format's seasons are here, the hidden ones and those still being recorded too, and everything is saved straight away. The bot records a season from the channels you pick, and follows a change within a few seconds; in Discord, /archive pause, /archive resume and /archive status still work.

Who played each season. Only the people on a season's list can review it, and everyone on any list counts as Studio Alumni.

Choose when each season opens for reviews, and hide, show again or delete reviews. A season is closed until you open it, so nobody reviews a season before it has ended.

Whoever holds one of these roles is on Meet the Staff, with the roles shown on their entry, and can write their own bio there or with /staff bio in Discord.

Roles that mark a player's seasons, like a season's cast or its champion. Whoever holds one shows it on their player profile, in this order, even after they leave the server.

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Screens

Time is the average time a screen was in the foreground; exits the share of visits that ended there; returns the visitors who came back to it on two or more days.

Features

Pick screens in order: each bar is the visits that reached that screen after the ones before it, and the gap between two bars the visits that dropped off.

Rage: three or more clicks in a second in one spot. Dead: a click on something that looks clickable where nothing happens. Hesitate: 8 seconds in a form field without typing, or 10 seconds on a new screen without touching anything. Errors: an error someone was shown, by its code.

Where people clicked on a screen, in a box the shape of the device: rage clicks and dead clicks stand out.