Report system for server moderation and user misconduct reporting
Follow these subcommands in the recommended order for proper setup:
Enable or disable the reporting system
/report config enable <enabled>
/report config enable true
/report config enable false
Turn the reporting system on or off for your server. Must be enabled before users can submit reports.
Set the channel where reports are sent for moderator review
/report config channel <channel>
/report config channel #mod-reports
Configure which channel receives report notifications. Moderators will see new reports here with action buttons to review, resolve, or dismiss them.
View current reporting system configuration
/report config view
/report config view
See your current report system settings including enabled status, report channel, rate limits, and available features.
Report a user for misconduct or rule violations
/report user <user> <reason> [screenshot]
/report user @BadUser "Spamming in general chat"
/report user @Troll "Inappropriate content" https://imgur.com/image.png
Report users who are breaking server rules. Include a clear reason (up to 200 characters) and optionally provide a screenshot as evidence. You can submit up to 5 reports per day. Cannot report yourself.
View detailed information about a specific report
/report details <report-id>
/report details R-001
/report details R-042
View comprehensive details about a report including timeline, status, moderator notes, and actions taken. Users can view their own reports, while moderators can view all reports in the server.
View reporting statistics and moderator activity (last 7 days)
/report stats
/report stats
Get comprehensive analytics including total reports by status, most active reporters, and moderator activity leaderboard showing who handled the most reports.