Banning a Member
When a line needs to be firmly drawn.
Banning permanently removes a member from your server. It’s used for serious or repeated issues where continued access would harm the community. Because bans are impactful, they should be applied thoughtfully, consistently, and with clear reasoning.
Bans are best used for:
Severe rule violations
Harassment or abuse
Repeated issues after warnings or kicks
Spam, scams, or malicious behavior
All ban actions are logged to keep moderation transparent and accountable.
🚫 Ban a Member
Remove a member from the server and prevent them from rejoining.
How to Use
Type the following command:
/banMochi will:
Ban the member immediately
Prevent re-entry via invites
Log the action in your moderation logs (if enabled)
Once banned, the member will no longer have access to the server.
🔓 Unban a Member
Mistakes happen, and situations can change. Mochi allows you to reverse a ban when appropriate.
How to Use
Type the following command:
This restores the member’s ability to rejoin the server using a valid invite.
Use unbans when:
An issue has been resolved
A ban was issued in error
You’re offering a second chance
📋 View Banned Members
Need to review who is currently banned?
How to Use
Type the following command:
This displays a list of banned users, helping moderators:
Review past actions
Maintain consistency
Manage appeals or reversals
🌱 Best Practices
Reserve bans for serious situations
Use warnings and kicks first when appropriate
Document reasons clearly
Be consistent across moderators
Review bans periodically if your server allows appeals
A ban should protect the community — not escalate drama.
✨ Why It Matters
Banning:
Safeguards members
Stops harmful behavior immediately
Establishes clear boundaries
Supports long-term community health
When used carefully, bans help maintain a space where everyone else can feel safe and respected.
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