Daily voice streaks that bring people back

Days are UTC days, whatever your time zone. A day runs from one midnight UTC to the next, and the website shows its times in UTC too.

A session counts on the UTC day it started. If it runs past midnight, all of its time still belongs to the day it began, and the new day needs a session of its own to become a streak day. Several short visits on one UTC day add up, so you can reach 10 minutes in pieces.

Midnight UTC falls at a different hour of your day depending on where you live, so plan around UTC and not around your own midnight.

Run /streaks for the members with the longest current streaks. ODIN answers in the channel with a picture card of the top 10, each row with the streak in days and the member's best, like “21 days · Best: 33d”. The reply is public, so anyone who can read the channel sees it.

There is no timeframe option: the board always shows who is on a streak now. Your own row shows even when you are not in the top 10: it is highlighted with a YOU tag inside the list, or shown under a dotted divider below it, as in the picture. With no active streak, ODIN says “You have no active streak.”

Every picture has alt text with one line for each row, and someone with the Administrator permission can switch a server to text boards with /odin style style:text. The other four boards are on the voice leaderboards page.