A hall of fame
Pick the best moments from your Starboard and add a caption. Only messages that were already on the board, from channels everyone can read, can be shown.
Every community has a story: the day you hit 1,000 members, the first tournament, the meme that never died. The Server Museum turns it into a public page on topguilds.net with member milestones, anniversaries, a timeline you write and a hall of fame of starboard highlights you pick. Members who don’t want to be in it can opt out with one command.
/museum optout

Done: your messages will never appear in a server museum, and 2 exhibits were removed.
Only you can see this
Pick the best moments from your Starboard and add a caption. Only messages that were already on the board, from channels everyone can read, can be shown.
Add events with a date, a title, a short text and an emoji: the server launch, the first tournament, a rebrand. Reorder, edit or hide them any time.
BotGG records when your server reached 10, 100, 1,000 members and beyond, back-filled from its history on the first run, and adds yearly anniversaries automatically.
The museum lives next to your TopGuilds listing in English, Russian and Hebrew, with a Join button. Pages with enough exhibits can appear in search engines.
/museum optout removes a member’s messages from every server museum at once and blocks new ones. /museum optin allows them again; /museum status shows where they stand.
A member milestone can start a Flow, for example to post a celebration. A Flow can also add a timeline event, like the winner of a season.
The museum page sits next to your server’s public listing at topguilds.net, so publish your listing first.
Open https://console.botgg.app, choose your server and switch on Server Museum in the Community section. Write a short intro and choose which sections to show.
Pick highlights from the starboard picker, add timeline events and reorder everything. Channels that aren’t public are locked in the picker.
Switch the page to public and share the link. Changes show up on the page within minutes.
Highlights only come from starboard entries that were already posted on a board, from channels @everyone can read; private channels and threads are refused. The page shows a short quote and the author’s display name at the time: no avatars, no IDs, no attachments, and mentions are reduced to “@…”. If the original message is deleted, its exhibit disappears too.
Members decide for themselves: /museum optout works on every server at once and removes their exhibits immediately, and every public page filters opted-out authors again before it is shown. Museum exhibits (highlights and events together): up to 12 on Free and 60 on Pro.
/museum optout: never show my messages in any server museum/museum optin: allow my messages again/museum status: check whether my messages may appearGenerated from the bot’s real command definitions. Full list on the commands page.
/museumServer Museum: decide whether your messages may be shown in server museums3 subcommands/museum optoutNever show my messages in any server museum (removes them now)/museum optinAllow my messages in server museums again/museum statusDo server museums show my messages?Every feature works on the Free plan. Pro raises the limits and unlocks extras.
| Limit | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Museum exhibits | 12 | 60 |
On TopGuilds, next to your server’s public listing at topguilds.net, in English, Russian and Hebrew. It only exists while the feature is on, the page is set to public and the server is listed.
Only starboard highlights you choose, from messages already posted on a board in a channel everyone can read. Text is shortened, and avatars, IDs and attachments are never shown.
With /museum optout. It removes their exhibits from every server museum at once and blocks new ones. /museum optin reverses it for the future.
No. The museum itself never posts in your server. Milestones can start a Flow if you want to celebrate them in a channel.
Add BotGG for free, then switch features on in the web console.