Tipping other members

Send some of your in-server balance to another member as a thank-you. Instant and free.

Tipping is a friendly way to reward someone: a helpful answer, a great meme, a warm welcome. You send a little of your server balance to another member, and they get it instantly.

A quick heads-up on "balance"

Tipping uses each server's own spendable balance, a per-server pot the community runs for fun rewards. It's separate from your network-wide Network Points reputation score, and separate from your XP. So tipping never touches your reputation or your level. It just moves this one in-server balance around.

By default this balance is called Coins, but a server can rename it to fit its theme. You might see "Tokens," "Gems," or anything else, and a server is even free to call it "Points" — so if you see that word next to a single server's name, it's this in-server balance, not your network-wide Network Points. Whatever it's called, it works the same way.

How to tip

In the server, use the tip command:

/tip send @member 10

That sends 10 to that member. It's added to their balance right away, and the amount comes out of yours.

A few related commands:

• /tip balance checks how much you have to give.
• /tip balance @member shows someone else's balance.
• /tip top shows the server's tipping leaderboard.

Good to know

• It's all in-app. Tips use this in-server balance only. There's no real money and no crypto involved, and nothing leaves any wallet.
• It costs you nothing but the balance. Tipping doesn't affect your XP, your level, or your network reputation score. It only moves your in-server balance. (See Earn XP & Network Points for how those other things work.)
• There may be a minimum. Some servers set a smallest-tip amount, and a few may take a tiny cut. Your server's staff decide that.
• It's per server. Your balance, and any tips, belong to the server you're in.

Where does the balance come from?

You build up your balance by taking part in that server: things like winning games and other rewards the server hands out. The more you join in, the more you have to share.