Suggestions

The switch on the status card at the top of the Suggestions page. Suggestions is on by default, and the switch saves the moment you click it — pick a suggestion channel to start collecting ideas (until then nothing is posted and /suggest tells members suggestions aren't set up yet). When off, members cannot submit suggestions and the sticky submit panel is removed from the channel; the settings stay visible, and changing one asks you to turn Suggestions on first. Pending suggestions can still be approved or denied from the queue.

The channel where submitted suggestions are posted as embeds with upvote and downvote buttons, and where the sticky submit panel lives. Until you pick one, Suggestions does nothing — members submit through the modal and their suggestion appears here for voting.

An optional channel where a summary embed is posted whenever a suggestion is approved. Leave it empty to skip announcing approvals in a separate channel.

An optional channel where a summary embed is posted whenever a suggestion is denied. Leave it empty to skip announcing denials in a separate channel.

An optional private channel where Diski posts a one-line log entry for every approve or deny decision, including who made it. Useful for keeping a staff audit trail.

Roles whose members are allowed to approve or deny suggestions using the staff buttons on each post. Members with the Manage Server permission can always approve or deny regardless of these roles.

When enabled, every suggestion must be manually approved or denied by a staff member and the automatic vote thresholds are ignored. Turn this off to let Diski auto-decide suggestions based on their vote score.

Automatically approves a suggestion once its net score (upvotes minus downvotes) reaches this number. Set to 0 to disable auto-approval. Ignored while Require Staff Confirmation is on.

Automatically denies a suggestion once its net negative score (downvotes minus upvotes) reaches this number. Set to 0 to disable auto-denial. Ignored while Require Staff Confirmation is on.

When enabled, Diski keeps a panel with a submit button pinned to the bottom of the suggestion channel, reposting it after new messages so members always have a one-click way to open the suggestion form.

The title shown at the top of the sticky submit panel embed. For example "Submit a Suggestion".

The body text of the sticky submit panel embed, shown beneath the title. Use it to tell members how or what to suggest.

The accent colour of the sticky submit panel embed, chosen as a hex value. Pick a colour that stands out in your suggestion channel.

The text shown on the sticky panel's submit button that members click to open the suggestion form. For example "New Suggestion".

An optional emoji displayed on the sticky panel's submit button, to the left of the label. Leave it blank for a text-only button.

The Discord button style used for the sticky panel's submit button — Primary (blurple), Secondary (grey), Success (green), or Danger (red). Pick the one that best matches your server's branding.

The accent colour of each pending suggestion embed, chosen as a hex value. Approved suggestions turn green and denied suggestions turn red automatically.

The emoji shown on the upvote button of each suggestion. Members click it to add their upvote; clicking again removes it.

The emoji shown on the downvote button of each suggestion. Members click it to add their downvote; clicking again removes it.

When enabled, Diski opens a discussion thread on each new suggestion so members can talk about it without cluttering the channel.

When enabled, members can choose to submit a suggestion without their name being shown — the suggestion embed displays "Anonymous" instead of the author's tag. This hides the author from other members, not from you: the Submissions tab still shows staff who sent each one, so anonymity can't be used to abuse the queue.