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After <code>name=</code> but before the pipe (<code>|</code>), just write their common username. If creating an account for Fleff, you'd just write <code>Fleff</code>. After <code>id=</code> but before the curly brackets (<code>}}</code>), you'll give their Discord ID.<ref>Why do we use Discord IDs? Simple. Usernames can be changed. IDs cannot.</ref> To get a Discord ID, you will need to enable developer mode on Discord (Settings > Advanced > Developer mode), right click the account's name on any message they've sent, and click the button <code>Copy User ID</code>. You will paste this after <code>id=</code>. It should just be a long number. For example, Sirdog's Discord ID is <code>281589411962028034</code>.
After <code>name=</code> but before the pipe (<code>|</code>), just write their common username. If creating an account for Fleff, you'd just write <code>Fleff</code>. After <code>id=</code> but before the curly brackets (<code>}}</code>), you'll give their Discord ID.<ref>Why do we use Discord IDs? Simple. Usernames can be changed. IDs cannot.</ref> To get a Discord ID, you will need to enable developer mode on Discord (Settings > Advanced > Developer mode), right click the account's name on any message they've sent, and click the button <code>Copy User ID</code>. You will paste this after <code>id=</code>. It should just be a long number. For example, Sirdog's Discord ID is <code>281589411962028034</code>.
The following is an example of a properly filled out template.
<pre>
{{Account verified|name=Sirdog|id=281589411962028034}}
</pre>


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