Finding your way around the server
What each part of the server is for, so you can ignore the rest.
There are a lot of channels here. Almost all of them are alert feeds you never need to read directly, because the alerts you asked for come to you. This is what everything is for.
The parts you set up once
- #rules: read once, takes a minute
- #select-region: pick your region, unlocks everything else
- Your regional alert channel: pick sets and stores
- #moonitor-setup: optional, alerts outside Discord
- #user-guide: short video walkthroughs
The alert feeds
Monitor channels are grouped by region, then by set. You do not need to watch them. Once you hold a role, the alert reaches you wherever you are.
They are readable if you want to see the raw feed, or to check whether a set has been dropping at all lately.
#monitor-list lists every retailer we watch per region.
The in-store tools
- #instore-stock-check: run stock checks against physical stores
- #sku-list: the SKUs and UPCs you need for those checks
- #state-channels: forum threads per state, with local reports and discussion
- #report-a-restock: tell everyone what you saw in the wild
The social side
#general-chat for general talk, #buy-success for what people landed. The success channel is more useful than it sounds: it tells you what is realistically gettable in your region right now.
When you need a human
#create-ticket. Billing, access, a store we do not cover yet, or anything that looks broken.
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