Auto moderation
This guide covers available automatic moderation features.
Invite links
Deletes Discord server invite links and issues a punishment automatically. Edited messages are checked too.
Set up
- Enable the feature from the Dashboard → Auto Moderation → Discord Invites
- Choose a punishment.
UnbelievaBoat needs the Manage Messages permission to delete invite links.
Invite whitelist
This allows invite links to desired servers to be sent without punishment.
- To set up, enter the ID of the server to whitelist.
- Up to 50 servers can be whitelisted.
Mention spam
Automatically issues a punishment to a user for mentions sent too quickly.
Set up
- Enable the feature from the Dashboard → Auto Moderation → Mass Mentions
- Enter the allowed number of mentions (default 5).
- Enter a timeframe (default 10 seconds).
- Choose a punishment that is given when the member reaches the number of mentions within the timeframe.
- Mentions are counted across all of the member's messages in the timeframe, not just a single message.
- User mentions, role mentions, and
@everyone/@hereall count. Mentions of bots and of the member themselves don't count.
Punishments
The following punishments can be chosen:
- Warn
- Mute
- Kick
- Soft-ban
- Temp-ban
- Ban
For mutes and temp-bans, you can also set a duration. Mutes need a muted role to be set up. You can add a reason, which can include auto moderation tags.
Punishments are recorded as moderation cases, and appear in the moderation log if one is set up.
Who isn't moderated
- Members UnbelievaBoat can't manage, such as the server owner and members with a role higher than UnbelievaBoat's highest role.
- Users, roles, channels, or Discord permissions added with the
auto-mod-ignorecommand. For example,auto-mod-ignore add role @Moderators.
To stop the bot sending a message in the channel when it punishes someone, use the auto-mod-silent command. For example, auto-mod-silent add channel #welcome.