Managing a server listing

On Metin2Stream a category is a game server. Each server has a public page with its logo, description, links, live channels and videos.

If you run a server, staff can appoint you as a server manager so you can keep that page accurate yourself.

Getting the role

Server managers are appointed by platform staff. There’s no self-service way to claim a server or add another manager — including for existing managers.

Contact support or ask on Discord to request it, with evidence that you run the server.

Once you manage at least one server, a Servers tab appears in your Creator Studio.

What you can edit

From Studio → Servers, open a server to edit:

• Description — up to 2000 characters.
• Links — your website, Discord, forum, and other official links.
• Logo — PNG, JPEG or WebP.

That’s it, by design. Name, status and slug stay with staff — a manager can’t rename a server or take it offline.

Changes are reviewed

Your edits normally go into a queue rather than straight onto the public page. After saving you’ll see Awaiting review with the time you submitted.

• You can keep editing while a change is pending — resubmitting replaces your previous submission.
• If a change is rejected, the page shows the reviewer’s reason so you can fix it and try again.

Note

Review exists because a server page is already public. Waiting a little for a description change is the trade for nobody being able to quietly rewrite a live listing.

There’s also a change history on the edit page, so you can see what was changed and when.

Featured placement

Where the platform offers it, Studio → Servers also lets you buy a spotlight — featured placement for your server on the home page for a booked window. Availability, pricing and slots are set by the platform, and the option only appears when it’s on sale.