Guidelines

What can be listed

• Public Discord servers with a working invite that never expires.
• At least 10 members.
• Servers that follow Discord’s Terms of Service and Community Guidelines.
• Safe-for-work servers only. Servers that Discord marks as NSFW or age-restricted are not listed.

Not allowed

A server can’t be listed, and is removed if found, when its name, description, icon, banner or main purpose involves:

• sexual content or anything sexualising minors;
• hate, harassment or threats against people or groups;
• violent extremism, terrorism, or glorifying real-world violence;
• weapons, drugs or other illegal goods and services;
• gambling, casinos and betting;
• scams, phishing, fake giveaways, account or token stealing, or malware;
• selling or sharing pirated content, cheats, leaked or stolen data;
• impersonating another community, brand or person;
• slurs or abusive language;
• existing only to advertise other servers, or rewarding members for joining or inviting others.

Fair play

• Don’t inflate your numbers: no bots or fake accounts to raise member or online counts, and no clicking your own Join button in bulk. Disradar ranks servers by real activity, and inflated numbers can lead to removal.
• Choose the topic and language that really describe your server.
• One listing per server. Re-adding a removed server through another invite or account is not allowed.

How we enforce

We check listings automatically and by hand. A server that breaks these rules is hidden from Disradar; for serious cases (scams, content involving minors, malware) we also report it to Discord. If you think we got it wrong, write to support@disradar.com with your server’s invite or ID.

Report a server

Seen a listing that breaks these rules? Send the server’s Disradar page link and what is wrong to abuse@disradar.com. For problems inside a Discord server, also report them to Discord.