March: eStimStation is founded. In its first month, it launches key features like self-assignable roles, temporary and private voice channels, and an integrated translation bot.

April: The concept of the 24/7 "Auto Driving" stimbot is born, running on MP3 files submitted by the community. Instructions are pinned explaining how to route Discord's audio output to a power box.

May: The first Ko-fi fundraiser is launched to help cover the monthly server costs for the 24/7 stimbot. DM preference roles are added to respect user privacy.

August: The original stimbot, Groovy, is shut down due to legal issues with YouTube. It is quickly replaced with the Hydra music bot to ensure uninterrupted service.

September: The server is boosted to Level 1, unlocking 128Kbps audio quality for a better signal from the stimbots and clearer voice chat.

October-December: The server is reorganized, and a simple, one-click age-verification system is added for new members. The weekly "Sunday Drive" is formalized as a recurring community event.

January: The server weathers its first major phishing bot attack and responds by adding a dedicated anti-phishing bot to protect members.

February: To improve the user experience in cam rooms, the `@VC Ping` role is created for notifications, along with an `@In-A-VC` role that appears at the top of the user list for at-a-glance visibility.

July: The popular Sunday Drive events return, and the server adopts Discord's new "Text Chat in Voice Channels" feature to improve communication during sessions.

September: After another phishing attempt, security is enhanced across the server. The stimbot's library grows to over 16 hours of content from talented creators like Marc Belgium.

February: The server faces another external crisis as the Hydra music bots are shut down due to legal action. A new solution, LunaBot, is quickly found and implemented to keep the 24/7 signal alive, though at an increased running cost.

May: The station steps up to host and support the essential `E L E C T R O N` driving software after its previous host went down.

June: The first official website and Twitter account are launched.

July: The server's instance of the Electron software is given a permanent home at `electron.estimstation.com` and a promise is made to keep it free for everyone, forever.

November: A crucial safety policy is implemented, prohibiting content showing stimulation across the chest, based on professional consultation regarding potential health risks.

May-June: A new, more cost-effective stimbot, Stimbot 3.2, is introduced by a community member and becomes the sole auto-driving bot. The mandatory "cams on" rule is officially lifted from auto-driving channels.

August: The community celebrates a major milestone: the 100th Sunday Drive event. The moderation team is expanded and officially named the "StimStation Engineers".

July: Stimbot is rewritten from scratch as v3.0, adding features like vote-to-skip and pausing when the channel is empty. Access to the extensive Porn category becomes opt-in via a "Library Card" role, cleaning up the channel list for new users. The station's instance of Electron is upgraded with major features like pause, stop, and scrubbing through sessions.

August: A historic merger with the Zap Discord server is announced, unifying two major e-stim communities. To welcome the new members, a simplified "Core View" role is introduced to prevent information overload. A new gaming-focused voice channel, "The Arcade", is also launched.