Everything M.A.P. indexes, readable without Discord and without signing in to anything. These are the same records the bot serves from /map inside a server — counted out of the live data, not typed in here.
Each of these is a count of a real record. Where a figure could not be verified from the data it is not on this page at all.
The ten busiest categories, by how many indexed projects carry each one. A project usually carries several.
Tap one to open its sections and links. Links go straight to what the project published — M.A.P. secures them at the source, which is the whole point of indexing them rather than letting them be pasted into a channel.
No indexed project carries that category yet.
M.A.P. keeps a card per member, built from what they actually did in the servers rather than what they wrote about themselves, and ranks them across the network. Those live in Discord, and they are staying there for now.
Scores the holder behind a flex card: how long a thing has been held, what else is held, the age of the account, and what the room has given back in Respect and Bump Backs.
Bio, socials, home server and favourites, set by the member. A wallet shown on a card is labelled either verified by signature or self-declared — never the first unless the member actually proved it by signing a line of text.
Publishing member names on an open page is a different act from showing them to the room they are already in, and a page that pairs a name with a wallet is the precise thing sybil hunters and drainers want. Member pages belong behind the Discord sign-in, where the person asking is the person being shown.
405 Solana collections are indexed by address, which is what floors, sales, flex cards and holder checks are read from. Name collisions are meaningless here — two collections can share a name and only the address decides.
M.A.P. is free to add and free to use. Indexing a project and verifying a server are two separate things and neither is required for the other.
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