> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.mclist.io/mclist.io-wiki/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.mclist.io/mclist.io-wiki/faq.md).

# FAQ

**What is mclist.io**

mclist.io is a list of multiplayer servers for Minecraft Java Edition.

**How are servers ranked?**

Server rank is based on the number of active votes. Votes are reset at the beginning of each month (0:00 UTC).

**Can I remove server from the list?**

There is currently no option to remove server from the list. Servers are removed from the list automatically after some time of being offline. Unverified servers are removed after 30 days, verified after 120, promoted servers are not automatically removed.

**Someone added my server to the list, can I mark in as offline?**

mclist.io do not require any verification to add a server. Verification is only required to edit server description and setup votifier. So... unfortunately, there is no way to do it.

**How frequent servers are checked?**

That depends on server status (unverified, owned, promoted), ping task is running every 10 seconds. There are 3 queues: All servers (pinged if last ping was at least 20 minutes ago), Owned/Verified servers (if last ping was at least 5 minutes ago) and Promoted servers (if last ping was at least minute ago).

**Do you have any logo that can I use on my website?**

Yes, please check [website assets](/mclist.io-wiki/assets-to-use-on-your-website.md)


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