A fan wall that doesn't scroll away
Messages in a busy chat are gone in minutes. The encer guestbook keeps fan messages on your page — with replies, pinning, and an anonymous policy you control.
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A chat server is where conversation happens; it is not where messages keep. A congratulation posted in a busy channel is unfindable a day later, and a fan who wants to leave one kind sentence should not need to join a server to do it.
The encer guestbook is the slower, durable layer: a message wall on your public page where fans sign once and the words stay.
Low floor for fans, full control for you
You choose the anonymous policy per page — and can override it per block. Allow anonymous messages with a nickname, make them fully anonymous under one uniform label, or require a signed-in fan account. Rate limiting is built in.
Replies and pinning
You can reply to entries in place, and pin the message you want visitors to see first. A birthday wall with the creator's own thank-you pinned on top reads very differently from an unmoderated feed.
A wall or a slideshow
Show entries as a list, or let them rotate as an automatic slideshow — useful when the guestbook is the centerpiece of a celebration page rather than a footer.
Real use example: a debut anniversary wall
For a first-anniversary page, a VTuber opens the guestbook to anonymous messages with nicknames. Fans sign from the same link that carries the anniversary video and schedule. The creator pins their own thank-you note, replies to a handful of messages, and the wall stays up afterward as part of the page's history — not lost to a chat scrollback.