Moderation Commands

Powerful moderation tools to help you maintain a safe and welcoming server environment.

Available Commands

Ban

Ban members from the server with optional temporary duration.

Usage: /ban <member> <reason> [duration]

Permission Level: 🛡️ Moderator (BAN_MEMBERS)

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Kick

Remove a member from the server (they can rejoin with an invite).

Usage: /kick <member> <reason>

Permission Level: 🛡️ Moderator (KICK_MEMBERS)

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Mute

Timeout a member temporarily (up to 28 days).

Usage: /mute <member> <reason> <duration>

Permission Level: 🛡️ Moderator (MODERATE_MEMBERS)

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Unban

Remove a ban from a user, allowing them to rejoin the server.

Usage: /unban <userid> <reason>

Permission Level: 🛡️ Moderator (BAN_MEMBERS)

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Unmute

Remove an active timeout from a member.

Usage: /unmute <member> <reason>

Permission Level: 🛡️ Moderator (MODERATE_MEMBERS)

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Warn

Issue a warning to a member, which is logged and tracked.

Usage: /warn <member> <reason>

Permission Level: 🛡️ Moderator (MODERATE_MEMBERS)

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Features

All moderation commands include:

• Audit Logging - Comprehensive logs sent to the configured audit channel

• DM Notifications - Users receive DMs explaining the moderation action

• Moderation History - All actions are tracked in the database

• Role Hierarchy - Moderators cannot action members with equal/higher roles

• Permission Checks - Ensures the bot has necessary permissions

Best Practices

1. Always provide clear reasons - This helps with transparency and record-keeping

2. Use appropriate durations - Start with shorter timeouts/bans and escalate if needed

3. Check moderation history - Use /user-info to review a member's past infractions

4. Communicate with your team - Moderation logs help keep all staff informed

Related Documentation

• User Info Command - View moderation history

• Configuration Options - Configure audit logging

• Commands Overview - View all command categories