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Game Channels & Threads Overview
Discord Bot

Game Channels & Threads Overview

Choose a workflow, prepare schedules/assignments, use privacy, and delete safely.

Choose one workflow

  • Channels: standalone Discord channels placed under a category.
  • Threads: lighter-weight conversations created from the current channel.

Do not create both for the same week unless the league intentionally wants both.

Watch the game channels and threads tutorial.

Shared prerequisites

  1. Complete weekly schedule exists on NeonSportz.
  2. Every participating user is approved and assigned to the correct team.
  3. Bot is installed.
  4. Acting user and bot have required Discord permissions.
  5. Naming pattern is decided.
  6. Default message is configured if desired.
  7. Correct week is selected.

Naming patterns

Use the command’s documented placeholders/options. Keep names short enough for Discord and avoid characters Discord replaces. Preview the first created name before assuming every matchup will fit.

Privacy

Private spaces rely on member-to-team assignments and Discord permission overwrites. A Discord nickname alone is not enough; the Discord ID must match the approved NeonSportz user.

Madden and CFB differences

  • Madden schedule comes from imports and supports update workflows based on played results.
  • CFB schedule is entered manually.
  • Command prefixes are /channels and /threads for Madden.
  • CFB prefixes are /cfbchannels and /cfbthreads.

Continue with Madden Game Spaces or CFB Game Spaces.

Destructive actions

Delete commands remove Discord content. Channel deletion may also remove the containing category. Closed/deleted content cannot be restored by NeonSportz. Verify week and options before sending.