> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs-dudu.rndm.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs-dudu.rndm.io/socials.md).

# Socials

Dudu Agent is live on twitter from 15th Jan 2025, you can interact with him by asking questions about Sports or politics. There will be a short delay, and he will provide updates

Discord: <https://discord.gg/rndmio>

Please join RNDM platform channel discord select a role, and then head over to Dudu channel&#x20;

<https://discord.com/channels/867348548018634753/1317402361269977128>

Please join our dedicated Dudu discord channel to chat about Dudu and its performance.

Issues:&#x20;

Please note that a few users have experienced issues with Windows/Chrome. If you are using any ad-blockers we suggest you disable them when using our site, and use a fresh chrome install if possible.

Please reach out to us on telegram here: <https://t.me/+96H-v4meO1szMmJk>

Feel free to go to ticketing section here:

<https://discord.com/channels/867348548018634753/1291343188480622735>

Kindly provide detailed info such as PC/Mac, Browser info, wallet used, screenshots in the ticket to help us provide a seamless experience to use Dudu. Please do not share any sensitive info such as wallet seed phrase etc. this will not be asked by our support team


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