XP Channel Control

Not every channel in your server should contribute to XP. Channels dedicated to bot commands, counting games, or AFK voice are prime targets for XP farming. Members can spam low-effort messages there to inflate their level without actually participating in conversations.

By ignoring specific channels (or roles) from XP tracking, you keep the leveling system fair and meaningful. Only genuine conversation in the channels you choose will count toward member levels.

To prevent XP from being earned in a specific channel, use the /ignore add command with the module:experience option:

Messages sent in #bot-spam will no longer earn any XP. Everything else in that channel works normally. Members can still chat, use commands, and interact. The only change is that their messages won't count toward their level.

You can ignore as many channels as you need. Just run the command once per channel.

You can also prevent specific roles from earning XP entirely, regardless of which channel they post in. This is useful for bot accounts, punishment roles, or any group that shouldn't participate in leveling:

Any member with the @Bots role will be completely excluded from XP tracking. Their messages won't earn XP in any channel.

This works with any role - you could ignore a "Muted" role to prevent muted members from earning XP, or an "Alt" role to exclude known alternate accounts.

To see all channels and roles that are currently ignored from XP tracking:

This displays a complete list of all ignore rules across all modules, including which ones apply to the experience system. Use this to audit your setup and make sure nothing has been accidentally ignored or left out.

If you want a channel or role to start earning XP again, remove the ignore rule:

XP tracking resumes immediately for that channel or role. Any XP that wasn't earned while the ignore was active is not retroactively granted. Members only earn XP going forward.

Recommendations for keeping your XP system clean and fair: