Ayako Moderation Invites
What does it do, how to set it up and where could i find documentation?
I turned it on believing it will block people sending server invites, unfortunally without getting any warning in our logging channel doesnt seem to be anything happening when people send server invites
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Hi there, I assume you're looking at
/settings moderation invites ?
You will find information about it at /help moderation > Settings
After turning it on, Warnings are pre-selected. You'll have to adjust this to the kind of punishment of your preference.
Most servers use Kick/Ban, Strike only works if you set up the auto-punish settings....6 Replies
Solution
Hi there, I assume you're looking at
/settings moderation invites ?
You will find information about it at /help moderation > Settings
After turning it on, Warnings are pre-selected. You'll have to adjust this to the kind of punishment of your preference.
Most servers use Kick/Ban, Strike only works if you set up the auto-punish settings.
If you want to block the Invites from being sent in the first place, utilize Discord's Auto-Mod.
Ayako will still listen to Auto-Mod executions and punish the User that tried to send the Invite.
Getting into Auto-Mod Settings
Run /settings moderation denylist-rules (without the ID option), click Keyword Rule and edit the existing discord.gg/ to *discord.gg/* using the Triggering Keywords Button
If you want to catch invites more precisely, use RegEx instead.
Auto-Mod Explanation
discord.gg/ matches exactly discord.gg/
*discord.gg/ matches {anything here}discord.gg/ (like https:// or http:// or nothing)
*discord.gg/* matches {anything here}discord.gg/{anything here} (like https://discord.gg/animekos)Thanks for the quick reply, anychance you could advice me where to find the specific auto-mod rule I would need to setup?
Run
/settings moderation denylist-rules (without the ID option), click Keyword Rule and edit the existing discord.gg/ to *discord.gg/* using the Triggering Keywords Button
If you want to catch invites more precisely, use RegEx instead.
discord.gg/ matches exactly discord.gg/
*discord.gg/ matches {anything here}discord.gg/ (like https:// or http:// or nothing)
*discord.gg/* matches {anything here}discord.gg/{anything here} (like https://discord.gg/animekos)Ahh aight i got it, changed it up. Will test soon. Thank you very much again :)
no worries, come again if you have more questions
I added this as well as regex to catch it, seems like it works now. Thanks a lot for the help.
If you close posts that are completed you can close this :)