Publish game contacts
A contact card helps visitors reach a project's owner.
How to use it
- Open your game's contact settings.
- Enter Discord, Telegram or other supported links and briefly describe the proposals you welcome.
- Review the details, enable publication and save.
Advice and practical context
A public contact is part of the game listing
Publish a channel the team actually monitors and describe the proposal types you welcome. This reduces irrelevant inquiries.
Example of a clear card
Example: instead of “message about anything,” an owner names partnerships, sale or advertising and uses a dedicated work account.
A contact card should quickly answer who responds, which channel to use and what proposals are welcome. Test the external link separately and confirm it opens the intended server or handle. When publishing contacts for a team, agree on the wording first. Disable publication when a channel is no longer monitored instead of leaving a broken destination visible.
Publishing exposes the selected details
Do not list a personal address or handle without its owner’s consent. Update the card and verify external links when responsibility changes.
Stating a normal response window or time zone also helps visitors choose the channel that the team actually monitors.
Technical detailsCalculations, permissions and behavior
Contact fields
- Direct buttons
The public card shows only the clickable Discord, Telegram and YouTube links you supplied. A Discord username and copy control are not shown to visitors. The same square icons appear immediately after Message via MARPLA in the game header.
- Game server / collaboration note
MARPLA fills a safe discord.gg or discord.com/invite link from already collected public Roblox data when the field has not been saved yet. You can replace it manually, and the saved replacement takes priority. Telegram accepts a t.me link and YouTube accepts a channel link.
Describe the offers that interest you and what a first message should contain.
- Publication
Contacts and support links become public only after opting in with a connected Roblox key. Unpublishing or disconnecting hides the card. FAQ and AI instructions remain private.