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The Marketplace is at quark.bot/marketplace. Servers share what they have built for Quark there, and anyone can add a copy to a server they manage. Browsing is open to everyone. Sharing, adding and reporting need you to sign in with Discord. The Tags, Log Formats and Automations pages of the dashboard, and the Lists section of Automations, each have a Check out the Marketplace link that opens it on that kind of thing.

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What can be shared

A listing never carries your members, your logs or the rest of your settings. It is a snapshot: changes you make on your dashboard later only reach the Marketplace when you update the listing. Some things cannot be shared:
  • A format you added from someone else’s link or from the Marketplace. It isn’t the server’s own.
  • A rule that names a person.
  • A rule that uses a role, a channel or a list that has been deleted, or a list that is empty. Fix the rule first.
  • An empty list.
  • Something already listed. Manage it from Your listings instead.
A server can have 50 listings.

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Browse

  • Search by name, description, who shared it, topic or a tag’s name.
  • Filter by kind and by topic: Moderation, Anti-scam, Support, Rules & info, Community, Gaming, Voice and Fun.
  • Sort by Most added, Recently updated, Newest or A to Z.
  • Staff picks are chosen by the Quark team. Listings marked as made by Quark were made and checked by the Quark team.
A listing’s page shows what it adds, which plan it needs, how many servers added it and when it was listed. A listing shared by a server or a person links to a page of everything else they have shared. Text in a listing was written by someone you don’t know. Links in a tag are written out as text, images load only when you ask, and the words in a list stay hidden until you ask.

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Share something

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Press Share something

On the Marketplace, or on Your listings in your profile menu. Pick the server, then what to share. Only what you can manage in that server is offered: see who can share and add.
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Say what it is

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Choose who it is shown as shared by

An anonymous listing can still be moderated: Quark records who shared it.
4

Confirm and share

Tick I made this, or I have permission to share it. That also means it follows the Marketplace guidelines: nothing hateful or sexual, no scams, no invite links.

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The checks

Every listing is checked before it is shown, and again when it is updated. If one fails, nothing is listed and the check says what to change.

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Which listings are reviewed

A format or an automation is looked at again when you update it. People get the version that is listed until the update has been looked at.

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Your listings

Your listings, in your profile menu, has every listing from a server where you can manage that kind of thing.
  • Update the listing appears when the thing has changed on your server since you listed it, marked Out of date. Servers that already added it keep the version they have.
  • Unlist hides it, and List again brings it back. Copies people added stay.
  • Delete listing removes it, and its link stops working. Servers that added a copy keep it. This cannot be undone.
  • The same options are on the listing’s own page.

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Taken-down listings

When Quark takes a listing down, Your listings shows the reason. Fix what it says on your dashboard, then press Ask for another look and say what changed, in 10 to 500 characters. The Quark team replies within a few days. A taken-down listing cannot be edited, updated, listed again or deleted until it has been looked at again. The Quark team can also hide the picture of who shared a listing for good, and block a server or an account from sharing. A block takes down everything that server or account has listed. A name with a word from the blocked words list is shown as “A Quark server” or “A Quark user”, without a picture.

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Add a listing to your server

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Press Add to a server

On the listing’s page. Sign in if you have not.
2

Pick the server

The list shows the servers you manage. A server without Quark has an Invite Quark button. A server where you cannot change that kind of thing is shown greyed out. Where both Quark and Quark Pro are in a server, pick which one: each keeps its own copy.
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Check what will be added

Every change is listed before anything is added. If the listing is about a role or a channel, pick one of your own for each. One with the same name is picked for you to start with.
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Add

If the listing changed since you opened it, nothing is added and you are shown the new version first.
What arrives is a copy. Edit it on your dashboard like anything you made yourself. Later updates to the listing do not reach it. Adding does not tell whoever shared it which server took it: only the count goes up. Picking a channel for a rule only offers channels that suit what the rule does with it:
  • Never a category, unless the rule wants a category.
  • For an alert, a copy of a log or a forward, a channel that takes messages: not a forum, media channel or directory.
  • For moving someone, a voice or stage channel. For a voice channel’s status, a voice channel.
A rule is saved as if you had saved it on the Automations page yourself. A rule that moderates needs your own Discord permission for it, and a rule that copies or forwards messages needs View logs. See who can view and edit rules. The rule then acts for you.

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Who can share and add

To share, update or add a listing in a server, Quark has to be set up there and you need the dashboard permission for that kind of thing. Anyone who manages the server in Discord has all of them. Someone given dashboard access needs:

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Report a listing

Open the listing’s ⋯ menu and choose Report this listing. Pick a reason and, if you like, say which part and why, in up to 500 characters. Reports go to the Quark team, who can take a listing down. The person who shared it is not told who reported it. You can have one open report on a listing at a time.