Documentation
Moderation
The moderation commands, how punishments are logged, and what members are told.
The commands
| Command | Who can use it | What it does |
|---|---|---|
/ban | Ban Members | Bans a member, optionally deleting their recent messages. |
/unban | Ban Members | Unbans an account by ID or mention. |
/kick | Kick Members | Kicks a member. |
/timeout | Moderate Members | Times a member out, up to 28 days. |
/untimeout | Moderate Members | Removes a timeout. |
/warn | Moderate Members | Records a warning. |
/warnings | Moderate Members | Lists a member's warnings. |
/user | Moderate Members | A staff card: warnings, activity, account age and join-risk flags. |
/profile | Everyone | Your own activity in the server. |
You can't use Graffiti to act on someone whose highest role is at or above yours, just as Discord wouldn't let you do it yourself.
What gets logged
Pick a mod log channel under General. Every action — from a command, from automatic protection, or done by hand in Discord's own menus — is posted there with the member, the moderator, the reason, the length for timeouts, and whether the member was told. Automatic actions also say what triggered them: the link or image that matched, and how confident the match was.
Every action is also kept in the server's Activity log on the dashboard, filterable by action and member.
What members are told
With Tell members when they are punished switched on, a member gets a direct message saying what happened, in which server, and why. For bans and kicks the message is sent just before the action, while Graffiti can still reach them. A member with DMs closed isn't told, and the log says so. A failed DM never stops the punishment.