Interactive guides, a search-ready site, and Minecraft accounts that stay linked

Guides become interactive tools. The whole library is rewritten on the content model: a calmer hub, a real button on every row, and a builder that opens pre-filled straight from the guide you are reading, in both languages with parity enforced.
The site speaks search now. Long-tail landing pages, head-to-head comparisons, a song-requests page, an IndexNow key, and a changelog URL for every release, this one included.
Minecraft accounts link by uuid and stay linked. Link once and the ranked boards keep recognizing the account, instead of matching names from scratch every time.
Valorant data is as fresh as the source allows. Rank and match lookups align their cache with the provider's own five-minute window, so answers stay current without hammering the API.
Polish across the board. Every button sits on one Mark system, corners share a single concentric radius scale, Spotify copy is bring-your-own-app everywhere, and the game trademark notices moved into the terms.
The Discord companion is hardened. Ticket panels and desk actions are gated to their guild, ticket deadlines and closes are paired and locked, config writes take a real optimistic lock, and the gateway remembers its connect window across restarts.