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That said, I have a tip:
-Once the server grows, consider getting moderators. You cannot expect yourself to be online 24/7 and any conflict should be quickly dealt with as to not cause any harm to any party involved.
I'd join anyway, but I am way over the age gate.
Thanks for the advice. Not trying to advertise really but I guess it dances on that red line a bit. My son (owner of this account) asked me to help him meet steam gamers and friends, but talk to them with a mic. So this seemed the place since he's currently into terraria. He sees me do this with my discord group currently (I play ark as owlshape). So he wanted his on discord group for people his age.
You can also try to ask whoever is on the server already to tell their friends about it. That breaks no forum rules and is in fact the most effective way to spread the word.
This is a very good opportunity to have your son learn to deal with things with logic, and not emotion. It's a very handy skill to have, from my experience. Best of luck to you.
But...question. I'm turning 13 soon. Will that be a problem?
With all due respect, this whole concept is sorta crooked...
1.) The whole "I'm a father that's using my son's account to get him friends" thing is sorta creepy...inviting SPECIFICALLY young children to join you in a Discord (whether it's your son's or not, you're still inviting them) makes me uncomfortable. And I'm not even near that age group. Just talking with little children in an online environment is already strange enough.
2.) Second, kids aren't going to make friends through forced relationships. Parents helping kids make friends just leads them to have even less friends in the long run. If you want your son to have friends, encourage them to socialize with children his age rather than creating a play session with a bunch of random children online.
I just wanted to post this to show my insecurities with this whole system you're running here. This is not meant to insult you, and I'm sorry if it does.
Edit: I also saw and quoted your 2nd post
Yeah, that does make sense... It shouldn't be taken as an insult, though, as you were civil and polite about it. Unlike...
This one. That was uncalled for.