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Guild page

The page the guild sends to whoever asks: who they are, when they play and what the game said about them.

What it does: Opens with the name, where the guild lives, how many are in the roster, the guild's tagline and the button to its Discord. Shows a few randomly picked characters, the schedule, the average item level and attendance, the pace of the last eight weeks, what the guild is looking for, how loot works, the upcoming raids and the whole roster. Each name opens the character's page, with gear and what the addon published about them. What came from the game and what the guild wrote appear with different marks.
Who sees it: Anyone, without signing in. Whoever manages a guild server also sees a strip, for officers only, with what makes the page weaker. Character pages exist while public pages are switched on in the configuration.
Where to find it: In page, on the guild bar; in the public guilds list; or at guildos.me/g/… A character's page is at guildos.me/c/…

With public pages switched off, each character's page answers that it is not here, and the guild page does not pick anyone.
The characters at the top are up to 4, drawn again on each visit among whoever the addon measured. Nobody chooses who appears.
The team's numbers count whoever the addon measured and is at the level cap. While nobody has reached the cap, all the measured count.
The times of upcoming raids appear in the reader's time zone.
The top says how long ago the roster was published.
Without the guild's tagline, a visitor does not see an empty space. Only whoever manages sees the place to write.

Progression by raid does not show: the site does not yet know how many bosses WoW: Forever raids have.
Nobody at the top of the page: the addon has not measured anyone yet, or public pages are switched off.
A character with initials in place of the portrait: the site does not know their look yet. They appear anyway.