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A sticky message is a special embed that Stellar re-posts to the bottom of a channel every time another message is sent there. Unlike Discord’s native pin feature — which requires members to open a separate panel — a sticky message is always visible in the chat flow. This makes it ideal for keeping channel rules, active event details, or submission instructions in front of your members without any effort on their part. You need the Manage Server permission to create and manage sticky messages.
Sticky message content is capped at 255 characters. Content longer than 255 characters will be automatically trimmed to that length.
How it works
When Stellar receives a new message in a channel with an active sticky message, it deletes the previous sticky embed and immediately re-posts it as a new message. This keeps the sticky content at the bottom of the channel at all times, below every other message.
Commands
/stickymessage create [embedDescription]
Creates a sticky message in the current channel using the text you provide as the embed description. If a sticky message already exists for the server, it will be replaced by the new one.
/stickymessage create Please keep discussion on-topic. Read the rules in #rules before posting.
/stickymessage toggle
Enables or disables the sticky message system for your server. Toggles the current state each time it is called.
If you need to temporarily pause the sticky message (for example, during a high-volume event), use /stickymessage toggle to disable it and re-enable it afterward without losing your saved content.
