# Message types

The **Message Types Distribution** section provides insights into the variety of content shared within the community, while the **Category Champions** highlights the most active members based on message types.

<figure><img src="/files/fap13SW9J3XWftl6pDSb" alt=""><figcaption><p>Message Types Distrubtion &#x26; Category Champions</p></figcaption></figure>

### How It Works

* **Message Types Distribution:**
  * A pie chart visually represents the proportion of different message types, such as:
    * **Text Messages** (blue) – Standard conversations and discussions.
    * **Stickers** (green) – Expressive reactions shared by members.
    * **Documents** (purple) – PDFs, spreadsheets, and other shared files.
    * **Commands** (orange) – Messages sent using bot commands.
    * **Photos, Videos, GIFs** – Multimedia content shared within the community.
  * This breakdown helps in understanding how members interact and communicate.
* **Category Champions:**
  * Recognizes the top contributors in different content categories, assigning unique titles:
    * **The Scholar** – Most text messages sent.
    * **The Librarian** – Most documents shared.
    * **The Meme Lord** – Most stickers sent.
    * **The Bot Whisperer** – Most bot commands used.
    * **The Director** – Most videos shared.
    * **The Photographer** – Most photos shared.
  * These titles provide a fun and engaging way to recognize community participation.

This section offers valuable insights into how the community communicates, helping managers encourage meaningful engagement and reward active members


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