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: A channel dedicated to storing of pinned messages by the Starboard bot
; #support
: The main support channel for CollabVM related help such as getting a UserVM up and running and on the UserVM page, finding the proper libraries to help with compiling collab-vm-server for their Linux distro, programming a CollabVM mock server or bot, compiling [[collab-vm-server]] without incident, compiling an older version of [[collab-vm-server]] without being harassed into compiling a newer version, configuring a [[CollabNet]]-style VM network, or configuring [[Whitelister]] to work with your VM network. You will almost never find anyone who actually gets their problem fixed or anything done.
 
=== Chatrooms ===
; #public
: Where you and your friends go to shitpost and talk about CollabVM
; -> New Thread
: New Thread
; #vidya
: The channel for all things vidya
; #rdp-party <nowiki>**</nowiki>
: The main channel for discussion of the RDP Party
; #development
: The channel to talk about programming and other topics related to programming (And no, Batch, VBS and "visual"/block """programming languages""" aredo not programming languagescount)
 
=== Storage ===
; #cool-things
: DiscussFor aboutdiscussing non-CollabVM related stuff
; #collabvm-txt
: For posting the funniest moments of CollabVM
: For posting music
; #quotes
: For posting funny CollabVM Discord (andother elsewhereplaces also allowed too) quotes
; #spicy-memes
: For just posting memes/shitposting in general
; #vnc-resolver
: Stare at the screen typing +vnc for 5 minutes, then get bored and leave.
; #glorified-rss-feed
: ThisThrough this channel, you can receive and youtake also,advantage receivesof cool things like Steam/GOG/<s>EGS</s> game promotions primarily from the Terraria Discord server <code>#free-stuff</code> channel.
 
=== Aids ===
: Update
; #suggestions
: Send useful and indepth suggestions that genuinely help the site, but have it completely ignored in return
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; #spam
: Post your high quality spam material here
; #public-bots
: Self-explanatory. Waste hours there enteringmessing NotSoBot/Assystaround tagwith commandsthe likeserver's "avatarroulette"premier orbot "tiktokNotSoBot", ormaking "thewhat"dumb orand evenstupid "thedarts"tags that don't present themselves anything more than that, or rather you could justeven captionmake somesophisticated randomand trendingadvanced Tenortags GIFthat withheavily someuse dumbJavaScript, and other more nuanced parts of the NotSoBot tag textsystem
 
=== archived ===
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After you have all of the infraction roles, you will end up getting a specific punishment. Usually, you'll get unverified or kicked, or banned if you've been really bad. You can sometimes get a second chance if you appeal, but depending on what you did, who you are, or the mood of the moderation team, it may not always work out well for you.
 
If you obtain W3, you lose your embed, reaction and external emote permissions. This does not happen for any other infraction role.
 
There exist infraction roles that can ban you from talking in certain channels, like these ones. The descriptions for these roles correspond to the channel it is supposed to hide from whoever has the role. In reality these don't work anymore and aren't given out.
 
; <div style="border-radius: 40px; width: 18px; background: rgb(192,192,192); user-select: none; touch-callout: none; display: inline-block;">&nbsp;</div> cant fucking program

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