Run /vote in-game to open Golden SMP's voting links. Recorded votes support your personal home progression, your clan's cosmetic progress and the community vote party.
Vote using the Minecraft identity you actually play with. Bedrock players should use their full displayed name, including the prefix, where a listing accepts it. Join the server before voting so your account is known.
Personal home rewards use your lifetime personal votes, regardless of clan membership. Existing votes count, and missing a day does not reset your progress.
| Lifetime votes | Total homes |
|---|---|
| 0 | 3 |
| 10 | 4 |
| 30 | 5 |
| 60 | 6 |
| 100 | 7 |
| 160 | 8 |
| 240 | 9 |
| 350 | 10 |
Unlocks apply automatically. /votehomes shows progress and your actual allowance; /homes shows saved locations. Earned slots remain unlocked. The voting progression stops at ten total homes, while any separately granted higher allowance is respected.
The clan's normal cosmetic total combines the lifetime votes of its current members, including offline members. Votes earned before joining count. There are 124 normal vote styles to explore in /clan color, and only the current leader can equip one.
When a member leaves, their votes leave that clan's total too. If the clan no longer meets an equipped style's requirement, its display falls back to Gold. The saved selection can return when the clan qualifies again. Here, Gold is a clan color.
Normal milestone votes are counted, not spent.
Every 100 accepted votes completes a party. Each clan that contributed during the cycle receives one random legendary style it does not already own from a separate collection of 50. These rewards belong permanently to that clan; normal vote milestones cannot unlock them.
Use /voteparty for the counter and /voteparty toggle to change your notification preference. Short notices appear above the hotbar in batches.
Allow time for the listing to deliver it, then check your name and /votehomes. If it still appears missing, ask in Discord with the site name and approximate time. Each external site controls its own voting availability.