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# 01aa) Core Details
#### Core Details
1. You can enter whatever you want for **Server Name**, but I recommend naming it something relevant to the server you're creating. Because that's what I want to make, I'll call mine `Minecraft (Paper)`.
2. You can leave the **Server Description** blank, or write something there if you need to.
3. You need to select a **Server Owner**. In my case, that would be me, the admin user. I'll search for my email, `engels74@tuta.io` and it should find my user.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Only** the "Server Name" and "Server Owner" fields require you to enter information.
{% endhint %}
### On to the next step!
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