> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.oauth.fyi/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Server pages

> Your server's public address on vouch.foo, and the storefront that server premium unlocks.

Every server that lists publicly gets a page at `vouch.foo/s/your-server`. It is a shareable,
crawlable front door for your community — somewhere to point people who ask "is this server
legitimate?" before they join.

## What's on it

Two things are free for every listed server:

* **Your leaderboard** — the same ranking the bot deploys in your channels, rendered for the
  open web.
* **Your trusted sellers** — everyone your staff has marked trusted, with global and
  server-scoped trust shown distinctly.

One thing is **server premium**:

* **Your storefront** — your server's listings collected under your own name, rather than
  scattered through the global catalogue.

<Note>
  When the storefront is locked, the page says so plainly rather than rendering nothing. A
  silent omission would make a busy server look like it has nothing to sell.
</Note>

## Your web address

Your slug is minted the first time somebody needs one — the first web listing in your server,
or the first visit to your page — rather than at install time. That means a server that renames
itself before anyone looks gets the better address.

It is derived from your server name: **Forge Market** becomes `forge-market`. If that is taken,
the next candidate is tried, and so on.

You can change it from the admin console under **Settings → Web address**.

<Warning>
  Changing your slug breaks every existing link to your page — including any you have pinned in
  Discord or posted elsewhere. There is no redirect from the old one. Worth doing early, if at
  all.
</Warning>

## Being found

Server pages and listings are in the sitemap, so search engines can find them without crawling
a filtered catalogue.

**Profiles are deliberately not in the sitemap.** No endpoint enumerates them either — "every
seller on the platform" is exactly the list a scraper wants, and publishing it would be doing
that work for them. Profiles still get indexed the ordinary way: through the leaderboard,
through marketplace cards, and through links people share themselves.

Pages behind sign-in — the dashboard and the admin console — are excluded from indexing
entirely. A crawler only sees a sign-in prompt there, and search results full of "Sign in to
manage this server" would help nobody.

## Sharing a link

Pasting any vouch.foo link into Discord, Slack or X renders a card built for a thumbnail: one
large number, a short label, nothing competing with it. A profile leads with the trust rating,
a listing with its price, and a server page with how many things are for sale.


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