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Great communities grow from great feedback — and /suggest gives every member a structured, visible way to share their ideas. Each suggestion is posted as a numbered embed with live reaction voting, so the best ideas naturally rise to the top and nothing gets lost in chat.

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Description

The /suggest command posts a community suggestion to the server’s configured suggestion channel. The suggestion is displayed as a rich embed with automatic upvote (👍) and downvote (👎) reactions added by Burger Bot, allowing members to express their support or opposition. Every suggestion is assigned a unique numeric ID that staff can use to accept or deny it using /acceptsuggestion or /denysuggestion.

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Usage

/suggest [suggestion]

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Parameters

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suggestion
string
required
The text of your suggestion. Be clear and specific — a well-written suggestion is far more likely to get meaningful community engagement and a thoughtful response from staff.

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Permissions Required

RoleAccess
All Members✅ Access by default
Restricted via Config⚙️ Can be limited to specific roles
By default, any server member can submit a suggestion. If you’d like to restrict submissions to certain roles (e.g., verified members only), this can be configured in /config suggestions. Check with your server administrator if you’re unsure whether restrictions are in place.

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What the Suggestion Embed Shows

Once submitted, the suggestion is posted to the suggestions channel as an embed containing:
  • 💡 Suggestion — The full text of the submitted idea
  • 🔢 ID — A unique numeric identifier (e.g., #42)
  • 👤 Submitted By — The member who submitted it
  • 🕒 Timestamp — When it was submitted
  • 👍 / 👎 Reactions — Added automatically by Burger Bot for community voting
  • 🔄 Status — Pending until reviewed by staff

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Example Usage

/suggest Add a dedicated off-topic channel for memes and casual chat.
This posts the suggestion to your suggestions channel with a Pending status, upvote/downvote reactions, and an assigned ID for staff to reference.
The more detail you include in your suggestion, the better. Instead of “add more channels,” try something like “Add a dedicated off-topic channel so general chat stays focused on server topics.” Specificity makes it easier for staff to evaluate and act on your idea.
Suggestions cannot be edited or deleted after submission. Think it through before hitting enter — and make sure your suggestion text doesn’t contain any content that violates your server’s rules.