Managing QOTD Questions
Keep questions fresh, fun, and right for your community.
Once QOTD is set up, the real magic comes from the questions themselves. Managing your QOTD list lets you shape the tone of daily conversations — whether that’s cozy, funny, thoughtful, creative, or playful.
Mochi gives you simple tools to add, review, and refine questions over time, so QOTD never feels stale or repetitive.
➕ Adding a New QOTD
Add your own questions to make QOTD feel personal.
To add a new question, use:
/qotd addYou’ll be prompted to enter the question text.
Tips for Writing Good QOTDs
Keep them open-ended
Avoid yes/no questions
Make them easy to answer in one sentence
Match your server’s tone
Examples:
“What’s a small thing that made you smile today?”
“If your life had a theme song right now, what would it be?”
“What’s your comfort food on a bad day?”
Once added, the question is saved to your Custom Questions deck and will be included in rotation (if enabled).
🗑️ Removing a QOTD
If a question feels outdated, awkward, or just isn’t landing well, you can remove it.
Use the removal option in your QOTD management tools (via the dashboard or command flow), and Mochi will take it out of rotation.
💡 Tip: It’s normal to prune your list over time — good QOTDs evolve with your community.
📋 Viewing All QOTDs
See what’s in rotation at any time.
To view your current list of questions, use:
This shows:
All saved QOTDs
Their order or index numbers
Which questions are available to be posted
This is especially useful when:
You want to remove or review specific questions
You’re planning themed weeks or events
You want to avoid repeating similar prompts
🌱 Keep It Fresh
A healthy QOTD system:
Adds new questions regularly
Removes questions that feel stale
Reflects the community’s current vibe
You don’t need dozens of questions — just a steady rotation that feels human and inviting.
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