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Sign in and open Feed. Trending highlights popular conversations, Rising shows newer posts gaining activity, This week looks back seven days, and Latest puts the newest posts first. Use a game, hashtag or photo/video filter to narrow the feed. If conversations are still picking up, the feed may show the latest posts instead. Remove filters if you want to see more of the community.

Use the composer in Feed or your profile’s Posts tab. Write within the displayed 280-character limit, add up to four supported attachments, and optionally attach a game. You can include hashtags and mentions. Add descriptions to images so people using screen readers can understand them. Wait for uploads to finish, review the audience and content, then publish. Only share material you have permission to post.

Use JPG or PNG photos up to 5 MB, GIFs up to 15 MB, or MP4/MOV videos up to 512 MB and 140 seconds. You can attach up to four files. Check the message beside the attachment, your connection and the file format. Wait for processing to complete before publishing. If the post’s outcome is uncertain, check your profile before submitting it again.

When Clips is available, open the tab on your own profile and use the add or import controls. Medal clips need the full HTTPS link to the clip, not a profile or game page. Twitch import uses your connected Twitch account; reconnect it if the app asks. A clip can become unavailable if its original host removes it or changes access. Only import clips you are entitled to share.

Check the room and channel audience before joining. Connected community channels can mirror messages and avatars to Discord, and stage audio can be bridged to Discord participants. Service voice introductions are recordings attached to individual services. A live call is different from an uploaded recording, but another participant may record it. Never assume a public stage is a private conversation, and get the required permission before recording or sharing someone else.

Look for the Avokado Support name, headset avatar and Support badge. You can also open Contact to reach the team directly. An acknowledgement or online indicator does not guarantee an immediate response. The team will never ask for your password, sign-in code or payment-provider credentials. Use the company contact listed in this Help Center to raise a concern about staff.

Use the three-dot menu on a member’s profile to block them or report a concern. After blocking, you can still view their profile, but Chat is hidden and a red Blocked pill appears. Choose Unblock from the same menu, or manage your list in Settings under Preferences → Restricted users. You can also submit a safety inquiry with a username, content link, or reference. Do not include private information about someone else unless necessary to explain the concern.

The event hub lists published community, gaming and Wheel events. Sign in to register for free, or leave an event you have joined. Staff manage the details and cancellations. Registration counts are public; the hub does not publish attendee lists. Past or cancelled events do not accept new registrations.