Warning a Member
Clear guidance without escalation.
Warnings are Mochi’s way of helping moderators address issues early and calmly, before they turn into bigger problems. They’re meant to guide behavior — not punish it — and they create a clear, logged record that helps your moderation team stay consistent.
Warnings are ideal for:
First-time issues
Minor rule breaks
Repeated small disruptions
Situations that need a reminder, not removal
Every warning is tracked, so moderators always have context.
➕ Warning a Member
Use this when a member needs a clear reminder about server rules.
How to Use
Type the following command:
/warnings addMochi will:
Add a warning to the member’s record
Log the action in your moderation log (if enabled)
Optionally notify the member, depending on your settings
This keeps things transparent and professional.
🧹 Clearing Warnings for a Member
When someone improves their behavior, warnings don’t have to follow them forever. Clearing warnings is a great way to reset trust and acknowledge positive change.
How to Use
Type the following command:
This removes all active warnings from that member’s record.
Use this when:
A situation has been resolved
Enough time has passed
You want to give someone a clean slate
📋 Viewing the Warning List
Need a quick overview of who currently has warnings?
How to Use
Type the following command:
This shows:
Members with active warnings
How many warnings each member has
It’s useful for:
Moderator handovers
Pattern spotting
Deciding next steps fairly
🌱 Why Warnings Matter
When used well, warnings:
Encourage correction without confrontation
Create consistency across moderators
Prevent overreaction
Build trust through clear expectations
Provide context for future decisions
Warnings aren’t about control — they’re about communication. Clear signals early lead to healthier communities later.
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