What's Fixed

Muse names with Unicode characters were not being published properly due to not having characters for the URL to form. We now mitigate that by defaulting to Muse ID when a plain text name cannot be confirmed.
This should fix muses not showing up on matchfinder or feed, as well as public profiles.
A muse whose name includes @, #, or : could fail to post, because Discord will not put those characters on a message. The post goes out. The name on the message leaves those characters out. The name in Studio, Feed, and Matchfinder stays the real one.

Communities

The same broken names were blocking community pages. Éloïse's Hall gets its own page. A server whose name is only emoji, or other characters that cannot be a link, was sharing the address community with every other server like it. It gets its own address. Search finds Éloïse if you type eloise, and a one-character name such as 雪 can be found.
A community that is already published keeps its current address. A server that never got a page because the name collapsed can be published again from Servers.

In the composer, @ was showing broken pictures, the wrong lettering, and a doubled @ when the name already started with one. It lists muses tagged for this server, with their picture and a single @. The menu tells you that picking a muse pings that player in the Discord channel this post goes to.

On Servers, the setup guide was jumping around the page, and then it was cut down so far that Narrator, community setup, and Apps fell out of it. The guide next to Your servers is the short one again: pick the Discord server, set the server tag, and the everyday switches on Server settings (tracking, logging, headers, footers, and the rest).
Narrator, the launch checklist, community setup, the community page, listing analytics, and Apps each have their own Guide button. That tour stays inside the section.

Reacting to a listing updated the count and knocked the photo off the card. The count still updates. The photo stays. If that rewrite drops the picture, the card puts it back.
A picture you add when you publish or edit a listing is saved with that listing. If the picture cannot be saved, you are asked to try it again, and the card keeps the photo it already had.
Editing a listing, including a new photo, was not always updating the card already on the board.
A listing whose photo was only a temporary Discord upload lost the picture when that link expired. It is given a lasting copy. If that file is already gone, the card shows the muse's picture.
A mutual match was pinging both players in the new thread and also DMing them. The thread ping is the notice. If the thread cannot be opened, you still get one message so the match is not lost.
A new match thread was not using the matches forum’s hide-after time. Set that forum to an hour, a day, 3 days, or a week, and the thread follows it.
Taking a muse off the board and publishing it again was not putting a new card up. A new card goes up. Editing a listing that is still posted updates that same card.

Under Billing in Settings, Beta features lists the programs offered with Plus. Turn it on to use them, or turn it off and keep Plus. Those programs may not work properly. When Plus was given to your account, the box starts checked. When you subscribe with a card or through Discord, it starts unchecked until you turn it on.