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 Once you've created your Discord application, you'll need to enable the Discord Social SDK for it.
 
-1. Click on the `Getting Started` link under the Discord Social SDK section of the sidebar.
-2. Fill out the form to share details about your game.
-3. Click `Submit` and the Social SDK will be enabled for your application.
-4. Once enabled, you'll have links for finding SDK documentation, [Design Guidelines](#DOCS_DISCORD_SOCIAL_SDK_DESIGN_GUIDELINES), and SDK downloads for your platform of choice.
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+1. From the [Discord Developer Portal](https://discord.com/developers/applications), select your newly created application from Step 2.
+2. In the left sidebar for your app, locate and click the `Getting Started` link under `Discord Social SDK`.
+3. Fill out the form to share details about your game.
+4. Click `Submit` and the Social SDK will be enabled for your application.
+5. Once enabled, you'll find binaries for the Social SDK under `Downloads`.
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