Moderation Commands
βοΈ Moderation Commands
AdmiBot's moderation commands give you the tools needed to manage your community effectively. From banning disruptive members to setting timeouts and warnings, these commands make server moderation straightforward and efficient.
π¨ /ban <user> [reason]
/ban <user> [reason]Description: Bans a member from the server.
Usage:
/ban @User [reason]Example:
/ban @User Spamming in channelsπ Note: Specify a reason to help keep track of the ban details in server logs.
π’ /kick <user> [reason]
/kick <user> [reason]Description: Kicks a member from the server.
Usage:
/kick @User [reason]Example:
/kick @User Inappropriate behaviorπ Note: Use this command to remove a member without banning them.
β±οΈ /timeout <user> <duration> [reason]
/timeout <user> <duration> [reason]Description: Temporarily mutes a member for a specified duration.
Usage:
/timeout @User 10m [reason]Example:
/timeout @User 30m Disruptive behaviorπ Duration Format: Accepts
s(seconds),m(minutes),h(hours),d(days).
π /mute <user> [reason]
/mute <user> [reason]Description: Mutes a member indefinitely until manually unmuted.
Usage:
/mute @User [reason]Example:
/mute @User Spamming in voice chat
β οΈ /warn give <user> [reason]
/warn give <user> [reason]Description: Issues a warning to a member.
Usage:
/warn give @User [reason]Example:
/warn give @User Using offensive languageπ Note: Warnings are logged and can be reviewed later.
π /warn count <user>
/warn count <user>Description: Displays the current number of warnings for a member.
Usage:
/warn count @UserExample:
/warn count @User
β»οΈ /warn reset <user>
/warn reset <user>Description: Resets the warning count for a member.
Usage:
/warn reset @UserExample:
/warn reset @Userπ Note: Use with discretion, as this clears all warning history for the member.
π /moderation stats
/moderation statsDescription: Displays moderation statistics for the server.
Usage:
/moderation statsπ Note: Provides insights into actions like bans, kicks, and warnings issued in the server.
π /unmute <user> [reason]
/unmute <user> [reason]Description: Unmutes a previously muted member.
Usage:
/unmute @User [reason]Example:
/unmute @User Completed timeout
π /lock [channel] [reason]
/lock [channel] [reason]Description: Locks a channel to prevent members from sending messages.
Usage:
/lock #channel [reason]Example:
/lock #general Spam controlπ Note: If no channel is specified, the command locks the current channel.
π /unlock [channel] [reason]
/unlock [channel] [reason]Description: Unlocks a previously locked channel.
Usage:
/unlock #channel [reason]Example:
/unlock #general Spam resolvedπ Note: If no channel is specified, the command unlocks the current channel.
Each command is designed to give moderators control over the server, with options for specifying reasons and managing user behavior through warnings and timeouts. Use these tools to keep your community safe and well-managed.
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