check in here first.
Before the tour, before Biodata, before the archive: tell the Bouncer who just walked in.
The media-complete Lobby ZIP changes what can be recovered from the door. **Eighty-one** Bouncer welcomes point at pooled Discord ID "456226577798135808", which the JSON renders as "Deleted User", while the attached MEE6 cards still show different usernames. The ID is not a person. The card can still be a scene. On Dec. 19, 2021 the card says "fuentesg#5261"; the same door event is followed by "IGN: FuentesKaede ... Club: UnderLords". On Jul. 23, 2022 another card is followed by "This is Rooks uwu just an account for when I stream games". On Sep. 18, 2021 a card says "Zoshaa#6104"; the account immediately says "its me the child, just on my computer". The export flattened the accounts. The front-door graphics did not.
Rooks checks in as Rooks, UnderLords, member uwu and is manually given the building: Whiskey Room, Slice of Life, Louvre, Grind BL, ask a higher-up if lost. Before the formal tour, onboarding was somebody standing at the door explaining the house.
Reinna reports that her old account died; Gilli offers to remove the old one. Lobby stops meaning only first entry and starts documenting identity repair, replacement accounts, and return.
The improvised room-by-room directions become a reusable Discord Tour / server map handoff. The building did not get simpler; getting lost became institutionalized.
MEE6 welcomes UL Cafe Barista and asks another bot for IGN, club, and age. Bot onboarding bot. The institution achieves recursion.
The welcome script explicitly says light-pink names are minors / Platelets and asks for due caution and responsible interactions, then routes arrivals to Biodata, Discord Tour, and Whiskey Room. The front desk now carries safeguarding language as standard onboarding.
A separate QOTD bot account enters the Lobby. The Bouncer performs intake; Mugen announces New barista on board! The archive preserves that this is a different account, not one immortal coffee robot.
On April 4, 2020 Snow told arrivals to check in with their in-game name; on April 8 he explained that the Lobby was effectively the only room people saw at first.
A May 2020 pinned Lobby instruction asks for IGN, club, and position, while the channel topic also asks whether arrivals are over eighteen; later MEE6 standardizes the intake prompt around IGN, club, and age for role assignment.
MEE6 appears in the Lobby as `Underlords Stripclub Bouncer` with the role `AI Staff` and repeatedly asks arrivals for IGN, club, and age for role assignment.
By 2021β2022, repeated human welcome messages route arrivals after role assignment toward the Discord Tour, Biodata, Club Rules, and Whiskey Room rather than relying on one-off room explanations.
On September 24, 2022 Ansun told a newcomer that UL could change their Discord nickname and that the server sets it to the person's in-game name.
On October 25, 2022 Ren and Mugen posted the mature Lobby quick-rules packet to separate arrivals thirty-one minutes apart; both versions identify light-pink names as minors/Platelets, call for responsible interaction, restrict controversial or sensitive topics, direct drama to DMs, and route arrivals to Biodata, the Tour, and Whiskey Room.
This establishes the shared script by this date; it does not claim October 25 was the first-ever use or establish template authorship.
In 2024 the same safety-and-routing welcome script is preserved from multiple greeters, including Sye, Anayss, Ren, and WolfPhenix, showing that the procedure was reusable across people.
The dated messages establish who performed the welcome; export-time author role arrays are not used to infer appointment chronology.
The Lobby also functions as re-entry/account-repair infrastructure, so a welcome message is not automatically evidence of first-ever UL membership.
On November 10, 2020 a jail-permissions discussion describes Lobby and Rules as rooms that could remain visible when broader server access was stripped.
The recovered Lobby export contains 4,703 messages and survives from April 2020 through August 3, 2026.
Export-time author role arrays in Lobby are not safe appointment timelines and must yield to the user-confirmed canon layer when they conflict.
An April 11, 2020 Lobby exchange uses `Code red= under 18`; the site does not treat that phrase alone as proof that this early usage is identical to every later formal CODE RED meaning.
Historical terminology overlap is preserved rather than silently merged.
Across real-time recognition, dead-account repair, IGN normalization, and later re-entry, the Lobby repeatedly separates account arrival from relationship history: a new or current Discord account does not by itself establish a new person or first-ever UL membership.
The inference concerns the repeated identity-handling pattern. Individual first-membership dates still require their own evidence.
The media-complete Lobby package contains 81 Bouncer welcome events where the JSON mention is pooled Deleted User ID 456226577798135808 but the attached MEE6 card visibly preserves a distinct username; the pooled ID therefore cannot be treated as one stable person.
All 81 relevant welcome cards were visually inspected in this intake. Card text can recover the displayed username for that specific door event; it does not recover the deleted account's original numeric Discord ID.
On December 19, 2021 the Bouncer card attached to the pooled Deleted User welcome visibly reads `fuentesg#5261`; nineteen minutes later the same door sequence self-identifies as FuentesKaede, S16 Jormungandr, Reaper/Illusionist, UnderLords, age 21.
This safely recovers the displayed Discord username on that 2021 Kaede arrival. It still does not recover a stable numeric ID for the deleted account or license attaching unrelated pooled Deleted User messages to Kaede.
On July 23, 2022 a pooled Deleted User welcome card visibly reads `RookiesGameOperator#8796`; thirty seconds later that account says `This is Rooks uwu just an account for when I stream games`.
The username is recovered for this streaming-alt door event only; the pooled Deleted User numeric ID remains unusable as a person key.