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Sticky Messages

Off by default

Keep a message at the bottom of a channel: Kovu reposts it as members talk.

On this page
  1. Open the dashboard and pick your server. Sign in with Discord if you haven’t.
  2. Find Sticky Messages in the module list (press / to filter it, or ⌘K and type its name) and turn it on.
  3. Go through the settings below. Simple mode shows the essentials; switch to Advanced for the rest.
  4. Try it in Discord: /sticky. Staff can restrict or turn off each command in Commands.

SettingsLink to this section

What you’ll find on the Sticky Messages page of the dashboard. Settings marked Advanced only show in Advanced mode.

BehaviorAdvanced

Count bot messagesOn/off
Messages from other bots and webhooks move the sticky down too. Kovu’s own messages never do.

CommandsLink to this section

Each command works as a slash command and with your server’s prefix. Staff can restrict or turn off any of them in Commands.

/sticky

Managers

Keep a message at the bottom of a channel

/sticky list/sticky set [channel] [text] [messages] [quiet]/sticky remove [channel]/sticky pause [channel]/sticky resume [channel]/sticky repost [channel]?sticky [list] | set [#channel] <text> | remove|pause|resume|repost [#channel]

Also works as ?stickies, ?stick, ?stickymessage

8 options
set channel (optional)
The channel (default: this one)
set text (optional)
The message (leave empty to write it in a form)
set messages (optional)
New messages before it moves down (default 1)
set quiet (optional)
Seconds of quiet before it is reposted (default 10)
remove channel (optional)
The channel (default: this one)
pause channel (optional)
The channel (default: this one)
resume channel (optional)
The channel (default: this one)
repost channel (optional)
The channel (default: this one)
Examples
  • ?sticky set #rules Read the pinned rules before posting!
  • ?sticky pause #general
  • ?sticky remove

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