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Python Discord is created

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joe becomes one of the owners around 3 days after it is created, and lemon joins the owner team later in the year, when the community has around 300 members.

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Python Discord hits 1,000 members

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Our main source of new users at this point is a post on Reddit that happens to get very good SEO. We are one of the top 10 search engine hits for the search term "python discord".

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Our logo is born. Thanks Aperture!

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Our logo is born. Thanks @Aperture!

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PyDis hits 2,000 members; pythondiscord.com and @Python are live

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The public moderation bot we're using at the time, Rowboat, announces it will be shutting down. We decide that we'll write our own bot to handle moderation, so that we can have more control over its features. We also buy a domain and start making a website in Flask.

Mar 4th, 2018 @@ -83,7 +83,7 @@

First code jam with the theme “snakes”

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Our very first Code Jam attracts a handful of users who work in random teams of 2. We ask our participants to write a snake-themed Discord bot. Most of the code written for this jam still lives on in SeasonalBot, and you can play with it by using the .snakes command. For more information on this event, see the event page

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The privacy policy is created

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Since data privacy is quite important to us, we create a privacy page pretty much as soon as our new bot and site starts collecting some data. To this day, we keep our privacy policy up to date with all changes, and since April 2020 we've started doing monthly data reviews.

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Do You Even Python and PyDis merger

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At this point in time, there are only two serious Python communities on Discord - Ours, and one called Do You Even Python. We approach the owners of DYEP with a bold proposal - let's shut down their community, replace it with links to ours, and in return we will let their staff join our staff. This gives us a big boost in members, and eventually leads to @eivl and @Mr. Hemlock joining our Admin team

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PyDis hits 5,000 members

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PyDis hits 5,000 members and partners with r/Python

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As we continue to grow, we approach the r/Python subreddit and ask to become their official Discord community. They agree, and we become listed in their sidebar, giving us yet another source of new members.

Jun 20th, 2018 @@ -147,7 +147,7 @@

PyDis is now partnered with Discord; the vanity URL discord.gg/python is created

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After being rejected for their Partner program several times, we finally get approved. The recent partnership with the r/Python subreddit plays a significant role in qualifying us for this partnership.

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First Hacktoberfest PyDis event; @SeasonalBot is created

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We create a second bot for our community and fill it up with simple, fun and relatively easy issues. The idea is to create an approachable arena for our members to cut their open-source teeth on, and to provide lots of help and hand-holding for those who get stuck. We're training our members to be productive contributors in the open-source ecosystem.

Oct 1st, 2018 @@ -179,7 +179,7 @@

PyDis hits 10,000 members

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We partner with RLBot, move from GitLab to GitHub, and start putting together the first Advent of Code event.

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django-simple-bulma is released on PyPi

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Our very first package on PyPI, django-simple-bulma is a package that sets up the Bulma CSS framework for your Django application and lets you configure everything in settings.py.

Dec 19th, 2018 @@ -211,7 +211,7 @@

PyDis hits 15,000 members; the “hot ones special” video is released

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the Django rewrite of pythondiscord.com is now live!

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The Django rewrite of pythondiscord.com is now live!

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The site is getting more and more complex, and it's time for a rewrite. We decide to go for a different stack, and build a website based on Django, DRF, Bulma and PostgreSQL.

Sep 15, 2019 @@ -259,7 +259,7 @@

The code of conduct is created

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Inspired by the Adafruit, Rust and Django communities, an essential community pillar is created; Our Code of Conduct.

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PyDis hits 30,000 members

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More than tripling in size since the year before, the community hits 30000 users. At this point, we're probably the largest Python chat community on the planet.

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PyDis sixth code jam with the theme “Ancient technology” and the technology Kivy

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Our Code Jams are becoming an increasingly big deal, and the Kivy core developers join us to judge the event and help out our members during the event. One of them, @tshirtman, even joins our staff!

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The new help channel system is live

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We release our dynamic help-channel system, which allows you to claim your very own help channel instead of fighting over the static help channels. We release a Help Channel Guide to help our members fully understand how the system works.

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PyDis Game Jam 2020 with the “Three of a Kind” theme and Arcade as the technology

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The creator of Arcade, Paul Vincent Craven, joins us as a judge. Several of the Code Jam participants also end up getting involved contributing to the Arcade repository.

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ModMail is now live

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Having originally planned to write our own ModMail bot from scratch, we come across an exceptionally good ModMail bot by kyb3r and decide to just self-host that one instead.

May 25th, 2020 @@ -371,7 +375,7 @@

Python Discord is now listed on python.org/community

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After working towards this goal for months, we finally work out an arrangement with the PSF that allows us to be listed on that most holiest of websites: https://python.org/. There was much rejoicing.

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Python Discord Public Statistics are now live

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After getting numerous requests to publish beautiful data on member count and channel use, we create https://stats.pythondiscord.com/ for all to enjoy.

Jun 4th, 2020 @@ -403,7 +407,9 @@

PyDis summer code jam 2020 with the theme “Early Internet” and Django as the technology

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Sponsored by the Django Software Foundation and JetBrains, the Summer Code Jam for 2020 attracts hundreds of participants, and sees the creation of some fantastic projects. Check them out in our judge stream below:

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Python Discord is now the new home of the PyWeek event!

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PyWeek, a game jam that has been running since 2005, joins Python Discord as one of our official events. Find more information about PyWeek on their official website.

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Python Discord hits 100,000 members.

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After years of hard work, we hit 100,000 users. A monumental milestone, and one we're very proud of. To commemorate it, we create this timeline.

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