Add server-specific system tag
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@@ -74,6 +74,23 @@ If you want to remove your system tag, just type `pk;system tag` with no extra p
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to bump it over that limit. PluralKit will warn you if you have a member name/tag combination that will bring the combined username above the limit.
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You can either make the member name or the system tag shorter to solve this.
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### System server tags
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If you'd like to set a system tag (as above), but only for a specific server, you can set the *system server tag*. This will override the global system tag, but only in the server you set it in. For example:
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```
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pk;system servertag 🛰️
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```
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The server tag applies to the same server you run the command in, so this command doesn't function in DMs.
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To remove an existing server-specific system tag, use the command `pk;system servertag -clear`.
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::: tip
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It is possible to disable the system tag for a specific server. Use the command `pk;system servertag -disable`.
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To re-enable it, use the command `pk;system servertag -enable`.
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:::
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### Adding or removing Discord accounts to the system
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If you have multiple Discord accounts you want to use the same system on, you don't need to create multiple systems.
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Instead, you can *link* the same system to multiple accounts.
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