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When a message gets enough of a particular reaction, it’s reposted to a starboard channel. The classic use is a hall of fame, but you can run any number of boards on different emojis at once — a 🤡 clownboard, a 💀 board, whatever your server does. Requires Manage Server.

Creating one

That’s a working starboard with the default threshold of 3.

Creation flags

--color member uses the author’s role colour, which is the nicest-looking default.

Adjusting a board

Every setting command takes the emoji to identify which board you mean:
jump puts a “Jump to message” link in the embed; button replaces that link with an actual button, which looks cleaner. Turning button on makes jump redundant.

Ignoring things

The ignore list applies to every board, not per emoji. Aliases: blacklist, ignored, bl.

How entries behave

  • Reaction count is live. If reactions drop back below the threshold, the entry is removed.
  • Edits propagate. Editing the original updates the starboard copy.
  • Deletions propagate. Deleting the original removes the entry.
  • Attachments come along. Images, videos and stickers are carried into the entry.
  • Replies show context. If the starred message was a reply, that’s reflected.

Choosing a threshold

Roughly proportional to how many people are actually active, not how many members you have: Too low and the starboard becomes a second general chat. Too high and it never fires. Start lower than you think and raise it once you see the volume.

Command reference

Every command requires Manage Server. Group aliases: star, board, sb.