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[Screenshot Upload] Build a complete, functional Turkish Minecraft community website called **DuckList**.

The website must be a real full-stack application, not just a design mockup. Keep the entire platform under one brand and one navigation system.

## Design
- Dark charcoal background, white text, bright yellow accents and green online indicators.
- Modern, minimal Minecraft-inspired style.
- A unique pixel duck logo for DuckList.
- Space Grotesk headings and Manrope body text.
- Responsive desktop and mobile layouts.
- All interface text must be in Turkish.
- Footer: "XB STÜDIOS tarafından geliştirildi", linking to https://www.youtube.com/@%C3%B6merxb_original.
- I will upload the official XB STÜDIOS logo. Use it unchanged in the footer, without replacing the DuckList logo.

## Pages and features

### 1. Home page — `/`
- Search Minecraft servers by name or IP.
- Filter by Minecraft version and game mode.
- Sort by newest and player count.
- Display server name, address, description, supported versions, game mode, status and player count.
- Copy server address.
- Dedicated server detail pages.
- Show genuine server status only when a reliable status service confirms it. Never invent player counts.

### 2. User accounts
- Registration, login, logout, email verification and password reset.
- User profiles with username and display name.
- Users can edit their own profiles.
- Keep email addresses private.

### 3. Server submissions
- Logged-in users can add, edit and remove their own servers.
- Fields: name, address, port, description, game mode and supported versions.
- Validate forms and prevent duplicate server addresses.
- New servers require administrator approval before public listing.
- Users can see their own pending submissions.

### 4. Forum — `/forum`
- Forum categories, topics and replies.
- Visitors can read public discussions.
- Logged-in users can create topics and reply.
- Users can edit their own posts.
- Moderators can hide inappropriate content and lock topics.

### 5. Support — `/destek`
- Logged-in users can create support tickets.
- Users can only view their own tickets and replies.
- Moderators and administrators can reply and change ticket status.
- Support tickets must remain private.

### 6. Admin panel — `/yonetim`
- Approve and reject server submissions.
- Manage users, accounts and roles.
- Moderate forum topics and replies.
- Manage support tickets.
- Record important administrative actions.

## Security and database
- Use a real persistent database and real authentication.
- Roles: Member, Moderator and Administrator.
- Enforce permissions on the server, not only in the interface.
- Users must not be able to grant themselves administrator privileges or edit other users' records.
- Never expose private support tickets or unapproved server submissions.
- Provide a secure way to assign the initial administrator to my own verified account.
- Never hardcode passwords or secrets.

## Important implementation requirements
- Build the actual working features, not merely the visual pages.
- Make navigation, forms, buttons, search and filters functional.
- Add loading states, validation and understandable error messages.
- Do not invent users, servers, statistics or live player counts.
- Do not add payments or paid promotions.
- Keep the project simple, fast and suitable for a beginner to manage.
- If a feature requires a paid service, explain the limitation and do not pretend it is configured.
- Build in stages, test each stage, and preserve existing working code when making changes.

Start by creating the database and core website structure, then implement accounts, server listings, forum, support and administration.

Start fresh from this prompt

Builds a brand new app from the first prompt only, so later changes to the original are not included.