Warnings
Formal warnings with optional timeouts, plus private staff notes on a member.
What it does
/warn puts a formal, stored mark on a member with a required reason, and can attach a timeout in the same action — so a warning isn't just words when it needs teeth. /warnings shows a member's history, which is what you check before deciding whether this is a first offence or a pattern.
/note is different and worth knowing about: private staff-only notes on a member that they never see. Use it for "argumentative but not rule-breaking" context that shouldn't be a formal warning.
Good habits
- Write the reason for the next moderator, not for yourself. "Rule 3" means nothing in six months; "repeatedly derailing #support after being asked twice" does.
- Point the Warnings mod-log module at a staff channel so warnings are visible to the team rather than living only in the command output.
- Warnings are separate from Auto-Mod strikes — automod strikes escalate automatically and decay; warnings are deliberate and permanent.
Commands 3
Generated from the bot's source — this list is always what is actually deployed.
Warn a member (optional timeout duration)
personrequiredMember to warnreasonrequiredReason for the warningdurationoptionalOptional timeout (max 28d, e.g. 30m, 2h, 7d)Show warning history for a member or browse all stored warning records
personoptionalMember to check (optional)Private staff-only notes on a member
/note addsubcommandAdd a private note on a member/note viewsubcommandView notes on a member/note removesubcommandRemove a note (latest, or a specific note ID)