The Discord version takes one link per submit, shows you nothing of what the command already holds, and has no way to drop a single picture out of twelve. The page lists every image on every command, and each one has a Remove button. Making and deleting commands is there too.

Pick a file and it goes on our own storage, up to 8 MB each and 25 per command. That replaces the album: there is no third party in the way, no account to make, and a picture is live the moment you add it rather than after a cache expires. Links you paste still work, and so does an imgur or imgchest album if you already have one.

A link to a page, rather than to the image itself, used to save fine and then post nothing much. It is now refused, and the message says how to get the real address.

The home guild setting fell back to Ravens everywhere, and that is the name the bot checks a character against. So in every server but ours nobody counted as home: a server’s own guild members verified and were handed the visitor role, under a panel explaining it was because they were not in Ravens. Set your home guild in /config, under Verifier Guilds. A server that has not set one now hands out no visitor role at all, and every screen says so instead of naming a guild.

The verify embed used the raven whatever bot posted it, so AQWired’s own panel carried Raven-chan’s bird. It uses the emoji set in /botsettings, like every other footer. An already posted panel updates itself in place.

Your stuff, your servers and guild management were five pages that had each drifted into their own look. They share a sidebar now, so the pages next to the one you are on are always visible, and they share their cards, buttons and notices. On a phone the sidebar becomes a row you can swipe.

A lot of the writing explained why something worked the way it did, or said again what the heading above it already said. That is gone. What is left is the parts that stop you making a mistake.