You can keep your members from getting out of control using this feature!
For all user-specific commands on this page, you can either supply a @username, a user ID, or reply to the message of said user.
/warn (?user) (?reason) – Warns a userUse this command to warn the user! you can mention or reply to the offended user and add reason if needed.
Example:
/warn @JeePee Learn how to use Markdown
/delwarns or /resetwarns: This command is used to delete all the warns user got so far in the chatExample:
/delwarns @username
/warnlimit (new limit): Sets a warn limitNot all chats want to give same maximum warns to the user, right? This command will help you to modify default maximum warns. Default is 3.
Example:
/warnlimit 6
The new warnlimit should be greater than 1 and less than 10,000.
/warnaction (mode) (?time)Well again, not all chats want to ban (default) users when exceed maximum warns so this command will able to modify that.
The currently supported actions are:
ban (default) – Bans the usermute – Mutes the usertmute – Temporarily mutes the userThe tmute mode requires a time argument, as you guessed (see below).
Example:
/warnaction tmute 20mthis will mute user for 20 minutes.
/warnaction banbans the user.
/warns (?user) – Lists warns of a userUse this command to see number of warns and information about warns, which a user received in the chat.
For the (user) argument, you can either specify a @username, a user ID, or you can reply to a message from another user.
To see your own warns, don't specify the user argument.
Example:
/warns @usernameor just/warns(for yourself)