You pin the channel rules, and thirty messages later nobody can see them. Pins live at the top; conversation lives at the bottom — and the bottom is the only place people actually look. A sticky message solves that by living where the eyes are.
Always the last message
Set a sticky note on a channel and CloudMod keeps it pinned to the bottom: whenever someone posts, the bot re-posts your note underneath, so it's always the most recent message in the channel. New arrivals read it without scrolling, and regulars are gently reminded every time they glance down.
What it's good for
The obvious use is channel rules — "no self-promo here", "support requests go in the ticket panel", "read the pinned guide before posting". It's just as useful for a "currently open/closed" status, a link to your form, or the one instruction people keep missing. Anything that matters more than a single message in the flow.
It doesn't spam
CloudMod re-posts the sticky, it doesn't pile up copies — the previous one is cleared as the new one lands, so the channel stays clean. The note is present without being noisy, which is exactly the balance a rules reminder needs.
Getting started
Enable Sticky Messages, choose the channel, and write the note you want anchored to the bottom. Keep it short — one or two lines that a newcomer can absorb at a glance — and let it do the reminding for you.