@someone

When a member sends exactly @someone in an eligible channel, Airwavy selects another non-bot member who has not opted out and presents a compact introduction card. It deliberately does not ping the selected member.

• Decide which community channels should allow discovery prompts.
• Tell members that they can opt out globally from their Airwavy profile settings.

1. Open @someone for the server in the dashboard.
2. Enable the feature, choose any allowed channels, and set a sensible server-wide cooldown.
3. Save, review your own profile privacy setting, then send exactly @someone from a normal member account in an eligible channel.

• Members control participation from their personal Airwavy profile settings; opting out applies globally.
• The result uses limited Discord profile context such as display name, account and join age, avatar, and a bounded role summary.
• The selected member is shown without an actual Discord ping, so community discovery does not create an unsolicited notification.
• Channel access still determines who can see the resulting card.

• Choose social channels where introductions are welcome.
• Use the cooldown to prevent repetitive prompts in busy communities.
• Do not use the feature as a substitute for consent-based role, dating, or sensitive-member matching.

• Airwavy returns one eligible member's display name and limited Discord profile context without generating a mention notification.
• Bots, the requester, and members who opted out are excluded.