Moderation Commands

General Moderation

/rename <user> <optional: nickname>/?ru <user> <optional: nickname> - Renames that user to the specified nickname, if nickname is left blank it will reset the nickname to their original username.
/slowmode <duration>/?slowmode <duration> - changes the slowmode for a chat. Duration uses a time which can be set by providing a number followed by s/d/m/y or just writing off. These can be combined. For example to set the slowmode for 1 minute and 30 seconds, you would write: 1m 30s.
/softmute <user>/?sm/softmute <user> - Prevents the user from reacting to messages.
/vcmute <user>/?vcmute <user> - Adds a persistent VC mute if the user has left the VC or leaves the server to circumvent VC mutes.
?warn <user> <reason> - Gives a warning to the user.

These are roles you can give/take away from users.

/trusted <user>/?t <user> - Gives/removes the Trusted role from the user.
/vegcurious <user>/?veg <user> - Gives/removes the Veg Curious role from the user (only usable on non-vegans).
/convinced <user>/?conv <user> - Gives/removes the Convinced role from the user.

This command stores notes on users that could be information on the user or anything that is not serious enough for a warning.

/sus add <user> <note>/?sus <user> <note> - Add a note to the user
/sus view <user> - View notes made on the user
/sus remove <id> - Remove a specific note from the sus note id, which you can get from using /sus view
/sus purge <user> - Remove all sus notes from the user

These are used for users that have broken rules severe enough that takes away their access to the server.

/restrict <user> <reason>/?r/restrict <user> <reason> - Restricts the user to the restricted section
/unrestrict <user>/?ur <user> - Unrestricts the user
/restrictlogs <optional: user> - Shows the logs of when the user has been restricted. The need to provide the user is optional depending on if the command is run in the ModMail category.
/restricttools channel delete <optional: user> - Deletes the vegan restricted channel for the user. Providing a user is only optional if the command is run in the channel that is to be deleted.

/tempban <user> <duration> <reason>/?tempban <user> <duration <reason> - Bans the user for a specific amount of time. Duration uses a time which can be set by providing a number followed by s/d/m/y. These can be combined. For example to ban someone for 1 week and 3 days, you would write: 1w 3d.
/ban <user> <reason>/?ban <user> <reason> - Permanently bans that user.
/unban <user>/?unban <user> - Unbans that user.