starboard

1. (nautical, transitive) To put to the right, or starboard, side of a vessel.Examples: "to starboard the helm"transitive

1. (social media) A list that shows messages starred in a community space.Examples: "The unlimited starring power is an arguably useful feature because it enables management of the starboard with notifications and the like, but I see nothing in the informal job description of a room owner that says they have any more right to spam the room than I do."; "TFHRC#1 indicates a backquote in a chat message using fixed-width formatting, which is (correctly) output literally. FHRC#2 shows that the same backquote is misinterpreted by the sidebar starboard as a formatting character, wrecking the intended look and feel even more."; "i also use carlbot for warnings, bans, mutes—and my starboard!!"

2. (social media, figurative, synecdochically) A system that enables such a list.Examples: "In case you don't know what a starboard is, it's basically a system used on Discord that whenever you react with a star emoji, the message is showcased inside of a #starboard channel."; "We used to do that until someone suggested adding a bot that had a starboard."; "You could use a form of starboard to put messages into a read only channel, but then anyone with react permissions could theoretically add to it"figuratively