Discord.id VS Top.gg

On PC: Go into your user settings, scroll till you find advance settings, turn on developer mode, go to your username in a channel and right click, Copy User ID, take it to this site: https://discord.id/. Source: 5 months ago

You can request your data package and it will have user ids of all your friends. From that point you can use sites like https://discord.id to find their current tag/username. Source: 10 months ago

Use https://discord.id/ Uhm just paste your id there and your avatar will show up And then click on it open in new page Change the last number in the link to 2048 like uh. Source: 12 months ago

I don't think you can see the badges unless you are on the same server, but you can copy their id and then look em up on discord.id. Source: 12 months ago

I have gotten phished in the past as well and you should provide transaction IDs on Nitro purchases to show you're the owner of the account as well as use the original email address and other information such as User ID and the username of the account which you can get by using discord.id. Source: 12 months ago

The site top.gg contains thousands of different bots and it is possible to filter by categories, it is a good place to search for other bots similar to yours and it is also possible to put your bot there for more exposure. - Source: dev.to / 4 months ago

Ones im using rn r discord.me, unfocused.org, discadia.com, top.gg ...i wouldnt really recommend top.gg though because there seems to be no bump sort of thing. Source: 5 months ago

Hrm, I'll give it a shot. I see it on top.gg but it looks unfocused "Bitcoin price commands" and "Adventures to slay dragons" xD. Source: 5 months ago

If you're wanting strictly bumping alternatives, discord.me is a good one. Though if you're also wanting voting websites like top.gg, discordlisting.com, and discords.com are also pretty good. In my experience there are more voting sites then bumping so that's the reason voting as more suggestions then good alternative bumping sites. Source: 5 months ago

Yes it is possible. Build your bot in Python so you have access to the right libraries. You can check out mine - Ether, is in top.gg bot store. Public bot now in more than 100 servers. To bind users I use threading. It was not easy at all. Many months was put forward before having a simple chatbot with llm predictor.. My bot Ether has prompting, roles and other, allowing for prompt engineering, prompt testing and... Source: 7 months ago