Server Command
Server Command extends coordination beyond one alliance without turning the platform into an uncontrolled server chat. Alliances opt in through representatives, keep their own tenant boundaries, and collaborate through structured proposals and operations.
An opt-in server council
Each alliance appoints up to four current members as representatives. That opt-in is the boundary for server proposal and notice notifications; alliances that do not appoint representatives are not pulled into the council workflow.
One alliance, one vote
Officers can open proposals with a bounded set of options. Each alliance gets one current ballot, regardless of member count, and can replace that ballot while the proposal remains open. This keeps large alliances from dominating by account volume.
Shared operations with explicit acceptance
A server operation names the objective, timing and responsibility of every participating alliance. An assignment starts as proposed; the receiving alliance accepts or declines it and later marks it complete. Edits do not resend the same assignment notification.
Recruitment, migration and announcements
The server board supports structured announcements, recruitment openings and migration notices. Publishers can add a localized title and body for international servers; readers automatically see their matching translation when one is available.
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