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22 worked examples in all
Member points
Every member has a running points balance.
Balances go down as well as up. /points remove takes an amount off, and /points set writes an exact figure over whatever was there — for fixing a mistake rather than punishing one.
You
/points set member:@Rin amount:250
Guild Ledger Bot
Rin now has 250 points. Previously 1,150 — corrected by Bramble.
Tracked per Discord server and tied to their Discord identity — it works the same whether or not they've ever signed into the website.
You
/points balance
Guild Ledger Bot
You have 340 points in this server.
Points come from logging a custom activity, either by hand from the dashboard or automatically once an activity is linked to an RSVP event type (see Activities below). Guild owners can also adjust a member's balance directly.
You
/points add member:Ashenvale amount:50
Guild Ledger Bot
Ashenvale now has 390 points.
Members check their own balance and the server's rankings right in Discord, and owners can add, remove, or set a specific member's balance the same way.
You
/points leaderboard
Guild Ledger Bot
Top members: 1. Ashenvale — 390 pts 2. Ashwing — 210 pts
The bot runs alongside the site rather than instead of it — what it records shows up on your dashboard, and the roles that decide who may use it are on roles and permissions.