What is how to delete a discord server?

Deleting a Discord server is a permanent action and will result in the complete removal of the server and all its channels, roles, and members. Only the server owner can delete a server. Here's how to do it:

1. Verify Ownership: Make sure you are the actual server owner. You can only delete a server if you created it or had ownership transferred to you.

2. Open Server Settings: Click on the server name in the upper-left corner of the Discord app. From the dropdown menu, select "Server Settings".

3. Scroll Down: In the Server Settings menu, scroll down to the very bottom.

4. "Delete Server" Button: You will find a red "Delete Server" button. Click on it.

5. Confirmation: Discord will ask you to confirm your decision. You might need to enter the server name to prove you understand this is a permanent action. Type the server name exactly as it appears.

6. Final Deletion: After typing the server name, click the "Delete Server" button again to permanently delete the server.

Important Considerations:

• Irreversible Action: Deleting a server is permanent. There is no way to recover a deleted server or its contents. Understand Irreversible%20Action before proceeding.
• Data Loss: All channels, messages, roles, and member data will be lost. Ensure you have backed up any necessary information before deleting.
• Transferring Ownership: If you don't want to delete the server but no longer want to manage it, consider Transferring%20Ownership to another trusted member.
• Member Notification (Optional): While not required, it's considerate to announce the server's impending deletion to your members beforehand to give them a heads-up.
• Two-Factor Authentication: For added security, you might be required to have Two-Factor%20Authentication enabled on your account to delete a server.