What counts and how it moves
The signals behind a FLAT score, and how it rises and fades.
FLAT is built from seven signals. This page covers what each one is worth and how the score changes over time. For turning FLAT on and the tier thresholds, see the FLAT overview.
What counts
Seven signals feed the score. Each has a weight and a per-hour cap, so flooding a channel can’t produce an outsized score.
Points per eventBigger bars move your score more
Member joins+5.0
FluxerList bump+3.0
Message sent+1.0
Bot command+0.8
Reaction added+0.5
Voice minute+0.3
Member leaves−2.0
How the score moves
- It updates hourly. Each server’s page shows when it was last updated.
- Time decay. Recent activity counts for more than old activity. A busy weekend fades over the following days, so the score reflects the current state of the community.
- Spikes fade. An artificial spike disappears within 24 to 48 hours without real activity behind it.
How a burst of activity fadesIllustration, not real data
If your score is lower than you expected, look at the last few days rather than the last few weeks. Steady activity beats a single burst.