Raidboard
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The Raidboard is designed to track and showcase community-driven engagement efforts outside the Telegram group, particularly on X (Twitter). It works similarly to the in terms of how to use it and the available filters, but it focuses on tracking interactions on X rather than Telegram messages. It allows communities to measure engagement beyond Telegram and recognize members who actively promote the project.
The bot monitors users participating in X raids—likes, retweets, and mentions supporting the community.
To access the Raidboard, use the command /raidboard
in your Telegram group. You'll instantly see the ranking of top contributors for today.
Want to check the Raidboard for a specific date? Use /raidboard YYYY-MM-DD
(e.g., /raidboard 2025-02-21
).
Need an overview of a date range? Use /raidboard YYYY-MM-DD YYYY-MM-DD
(e.g., /raidboard 2025-01-01 2025-01-20
) to see the total points accumulated over that period.
The Raidboard ranks members based on their contribution to these external activities.
This feature helps community owners measure and incentivize outreach efforts beyond Telegram.
To check the Raidboard, use the command: /raidboard
.
To ensure fairness and accuracy, we assign points based on different types of engagement:
2 points for comments on X (Twitter).
3 points for retweets.
To ensure that the TgMetrics bot detects when a raid has started, always use the raid bot command alongside the X post. We understand that some bots can identify when an X post is sent in the chat and automatically trigger a raid. However, TgMetrics only processes posts that are used in conjunction with the raid command for these bots.
We are continuously refining this scoring system to provide better engagement tracking and reward meaningful contributions effectively.