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Psyche announces an exciting Discord server revamp for the Cult of Psyche community, sharing his work and enthusiasm for the project. He discusses the challenges he faced while working on the website and Discord server.
Summary
In this episode, Psyche discusses his efforts to revamp the Discord server for the Cult of Psyche community. At ▶ 0:02, he mentions spending two hours working on the Discord server, getting all the categories in. He also shares that he worked on the website the previous night, but it started crashing due to too much content being added ▶ 0:15. Psyche expresses his excitement about the upcoming changes, stating that it's going to be 'so cool' ▶ 0:23. He notes that he needs to 'pair it back a little bit' ▶ 0:20 to prevent the server from crashing. Throughout the episode, Psyche's enthusiasm and dedication to the project are evident.
This episode appears to showcase Psyche's dedication and passion for the Cult of Psyche community. His efforts to revamp the Discord server suggest that he values community engagement and is willing to put in the work to create a better experience for his followers. The episode also highlights Psyche's creative and optimistic personality, as he enthusiastically shares his vision for the revamped Discord server.
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