Discord server for chess.com

Is there any discord server for this site? If so, can you give me an invitation link?  

I was in it a while back, it's very dead though
Edit: I don't have the link anymore

Oh!  That's sad... Thanks for the info. 

I only know about this one. It's for beginners but there are a few titled players and even a GM who shows up now and then.

https://discord.gg/n49ajU

Thanks, llama!  

@yu-hopkins why does your profile picture look familiar to me

Idk. Lol. May be he has look that is similar to Paul Morphy?  At least I find it similar. This character is after all extremely clever and strategical in the story. He can think many moves ahead and is always calm.    

I'm impressed with google image search. Took me to Tower of God wiki and says: "Yu Han Sung . . . Despite his feminine appearance, he is actually male"

Haha the wiki is right. When I first saw him, I confused him as a woman. Wiki is so specific about it too lol     

I just joined the server. My name is Ranty-cat. 

I haven't been on in a while, but they're pretty active AFAIK.

We should start a not dead one

That one isn't dead, and last I checked it had 500 members.

Yeah, they immediately gave a hi. I can see a lot of active people are there. So, what have you been up to?  And which chess channel on youtube do you follow the most recently?   

oh wow

I don't do much with chess lately. I guess I like to watch Svidler and Jan give commentary when top players are playing... sometimes I watch a random Akobian video from St Louis Chess Club because he's great (even though most of the stuff is aimed at players lower rated than me).

I would love to stream on discord but... Eh

I love Jan and especially his ramblings haha. Gotta love Radio Jan. Kek. 

And Akobian.  There was a time I used to see his videos all day. He is like one of my first teachers. 

LcO is busy inventing new theories to crush Stockfish. No time for lowly humans. 

People go bananas over Finegold's comedy tour (so to speak) but Akobian is like an actual teacher. It's like a free chess lesson.

Finegold gives some good comments of course, but he's mostly joking around.