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Version: Beta 🚧

Moderation

To facilitate the work of your moderators, RaidProtect integrates very useful moderation commands that allow you to interact directly with Discord's native features, such as banning and kicking users.

In addition to these actions, RaidProtect sends direct messages to the sanctioned user to explain the reason for their sanction, and this is also recorded in the server logs for your reference.

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Moderation commands are usable by prefix.

🔨 Ban a User​

Use the command: /ban (user) [reason]

Replace (user) with the desired mention or ID and [reason] with the reason for the sanction.

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You can ban a user using their Discord ID, even if they are not currently online or present on your server.

Unban a user​

Use the command: /unban (user) [reason]

Replace (user) with the desired identifier and [reason] with the reason for the unban.

👢 Kick a User​

Use the command: /kick (member) [reason]

Replace (member) with the desired mention or ID and [reason] with the reason for the sanction.

⏳ Timeout a User​

Use the command: /timeout (member) (duration) [reason]

Replace (member) with the desired mention or ID, (duration) with the timeout length, up to a maximum of 28 days (e.g. 10m, 1h, 1d), and [reason] with the reason for the sanction.

🧹 Clear a Group of Messages​

The command /clear allows you to quickly delete a certain number of messages in a text channel. You can specify a user to delete only their messages.

Use the command: /clear (number) [user]

Replace (number) with the number of messages you wish to delete (maximum 100). Add [user] using the mention or ID to target only their messages in the channel.

🕒 Enable slowmode in a channel​

The /slowmode command allows you to enable or modify the slowmode of a text channel, in order to limit how frequently users can send messages.

Use the command: /slowmode (duration) [channel] [reason]

  • Replace (duration) with the desired time between each message (e.g.: 5s, 1m, 10m, 1h).
  • Add [channel] if you want to apply slowmode to a different channel than the one where you type the command.
  • Add [reason] to specify the motive, which will be recorded in the server logs.