Moderation

Word filter

Open Moderation → Word filter. Type one rule per line. One word matches that word; several words match as a phrase. Turn on Catch sneaky spellings to also match disguised text like b@dw0rd. Fresh servers start with an empty list.

Warnings and the ladder

Warning messages decides how members are told: by DM, in the channel, or both. Warning ladder lets you say “at 3 warnings, mute; at 5, kick”.

Raid protection

If many accounts join in a short time (say 10 in 30 seconds), the bot can lock the server down and log it. Optionally it removes very new accounts.

New account filter

Kick or ban accounts younger than a set age (default one day). Every join is checked.

Exemptions

Choose roles and channels the bot leaves alone: staff, bot-command channels, and so on.

Commands for moderators

Moderators can type slash commands like /warn and /mute, or the comma prefix (,warn @user reason). Both do the same thing. See the commands list.

What the member is told

Whenever a member is warned, muted, kicked or banned (by a moderator or automatically), they get a DM saying what happened, why, and what evidence was used. Kicks and bans send the DM first, while the bot can still reach them. Evidence is the message the action was about: add message-link to a slash command, or reply to the message with a prefix command. Only the member’s own messages are quoted to them; another member’s message and files staff attach (the evidence option) stay private. If there is no evidence, the DM says so. If their DMs are closed, the action still happens and the case shows the notice was not delivered.

Appeals

The DM has an Appeal button once you choose an appeal category or appeal log channel under Moderation → Appeals. The member explains why in a short form, and staff get Accept and Deny buttons. Each case can be appealed once, and the member who appealed can never decide it. The member gets a DM with the decision. Staff see everything, including private evidence, with /modlogs case-id.