List your server from chat
!list walks you through submitting your server to FluxerList one question at a time. It builds the same submission as the website form, so it lands in the same review queue and follows the same server listing guidelines.
You need Manage Server or Administrator in the server you’re listing, and run the command inside that server.
Nothing is published automatically. Your listing stays pending until staff approve it, exactly like a listing filed on the website.
Before you start
- Read the server listing guidelines, especially content ratings.
- Decide which single category fits best. A Minecraft server is Gaming, not Community.
- If you can, give the bot Create Invite in a channel so it can make a permanent invite for you.
The steps
Start with !list (aliases !submit and !addserver). You get 3 minutes to answer each question, and you can reply cancel at any point to stop.
Read and agree
The bot shows a short checklist of what you’re confirming, and what happens after you submit. React to agree and continue.
Invite link
The bot offers to create an invite in a channel you pick, and you react with a number. Prefer your own? React with ✏️ and paste a permanent invite that starts with https://. It must point at this server, be at most 255 characters, and never expire. A temporary or wrong-server invite is one of the most common reasons a first review fails.
Short description
The one-line pitch on your server’s card, up to 150 characters. Be specific about what the server is. “A cozy indie-dev community with weekly game jams” beats “join us!”.
Long description
Shown on your full listing page, up to 2,000 characters. Say what members can expect, what events you run, and what makes you different. Markdown is supported.
Category
Reply with a number or the exact category name. Pick the closest match rather than the broadest.
Tags
Extra keywords for search, such as game names or community vibe. Each tag can be up to 50 characters. Reply skip to leave them out.
Primary language
The language your community mainly uses, typed in English, for example Spanish or Japanese.
Once submitted, you’ll see Submitted, and the listing appears in your dashboard as pending.
Things that can stop you
After you submit
Review usually takes 24 to 48 hours. Track it in your dashboard, and turn on notifications to hear about approvals and removals in your own channel.