Moderation

Automatic Moderation Settings

General

Each filter has its own settings.

Punishments for Violations

You have three types of punishments to choose from: Timeout, Kick, Ban.

You can only set a duration for the "Timeout" type of punishment.

Result:

Ignoring Channels

Imagine you have a dedicated text channel for sending links, and you don't want to apply any sanctions to users in that channel.

Ignoring Roles

Imagine you have members with certain roles who should be allowed to send links, and you don't want to apply any sanctions to them.

Notify Member about Violation

Members may not understand what happened, so we recommend notifying them about violations they may not be aware of.

There are two notification options:

  • The channel where the violation occurred.

  • Direct messages.

There is no default violation message, so you need to specify the text yourself.

Both plain text and JSON code are supported.

Variables are also available.

Automatic Moderation Filters

The default penalty type is "Timeout" for 15 minutes when any link is found.

How does it work?

This filter reacts to messages containing any links.

You can configure: message deletion, punishment type, notifying the member, ignoring channels, and ignoring roles.

How do I enable this filter?

To enable this filter, type the command /settings and choose Moderation.

In the dropdown menu, select "Links".

Invitations

The default penalty type is "Timeout" for 15 minutes when any Discord invitation found.

How does it work?

This filter reacts to messages containing any Discord invitation.

You can configure: message deletion, punishment type, notifying the member, ignoring channels, and ignoring roles.

How do I enable this filter?

To enable this filter, type the command /settings and choose Moderation.

In the dropdown menu, select "Invitations".

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