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Raid page

A whole raid on one screen: who is coming, what is missing, the groups and, afterwards, who showed up.

What it does: Shows the day and time, what is missing by role, the signups (confirmed, waitlisted, waiting for an officer and those not coming) and the buttons to reply with your character. It says how many signups the site does not know can go, because they have no addon, and, after the raid, compares who said they were coming with who the addon saw there. Officers also approve requests, build the groups, tag in the raid's thread whoever has no addon and copy the text that carries the list into the game. With the link open, the raid also has a public address, for people who are not in the guild's Discord.
Who sees it: The guild page: whoever shares a Discord server with the guild. The public address: anyone with the link, while an officer keeps the link open, and to reply you must sign in with Discord. It only shows how many of each role are going, never names. With the link closed, the address answers that the page is not here.
Where to find it: By clicking the raid's title in raids, in the dashboard's next night, or in “See the raid” in Your character. The public address (guildos.me/r/…) is the one the officer copies when opening signup by link.

Spots go in order of reply. “Running late” takes a spot like “I'm in”; “Maybe” and “Can't make it” do not.
After the signup deadline the raid closes: nobody joins or changes their answer, on the site or in Discord. Only Leave, on the site, still works.
When someone leaves, the first on the waitlist for that role moves up.
“Take into the game” takes only the confirmed with a character the roster confirmed. Waitlist, absent and those not in the roster are left out.
Opening signup by link also turns on approval: every request that arrives through the link waits for an officer.
“Tag in the raid's thread” goes out only once per raid, and only before it starts.
Whoever can schedule a raid sees who said, in Your guilds, that day of the week works and has not replied yet.

The “The night” block does not appear: it only exists when someone's addon recorded the raid. Without a recording, there is no way to say who came.
“no addon · unknown” accuses nobody: item level comes from each person's addon, and without it the site only has the name.
There are no boss assignments or buff coverage: the site does not yet know the bosses and buffs of WoW: Forever raids.