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Fire provides comprehensive moderation features to help you maintain a safe and welcoming environment in your Discord server. From basic actions like bans and kicks to advanced auto-moderation, Fire has everything you need.

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Core moderation actions

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Ban members

Ban users from your server with optional message deletion and temporary bans.
/ban user:@username reason:"Violated server rules" time:7d delete:1d
Options:
  • user - The user to ban (required)
  • reason - Reason for the ban (optional)
  • time - Duration for temporary ban, e.g., “7d”, “24h” (optional)
  • delete - How far back to delete messages: none, 1h, 6h, 12h, 1d, 3d, 7d (optional)
Temporary bans have a minimum duration of 30 minutes. The user will be automatically unbanned after the specified time.

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Advanced moderation

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Message purging

Delete multiple messages at once with powerful filtering options. Basic purge: 
/purge amount:50
Advanced filtering: 
# Purge messages from a specific user
/purge amount:100 --user @username

# Purge messages containing specific text
/purge amount:50 --match "spam text"

# Purge messages from bots
/purge amount:100 --bot

# Purge messages with attachments
/purge amount:50 --attachments
Available flags:
  • --user - Only purge messages from a specific user
  • --match - Only purge messages containing text
  • --nomatch - Only purge messages NOT containing text
  • --startswith - Only purge messages starting with text
  • --endswith - Only purge messages ending with text
  • --attachments - Only purge messages with attachments
  • --bot - Only purge messages from bots
  • --include_embeds - Include embed content in text matching
  • -i - Inverse filter (exclude instead of include)
You can only purge up to 100 messages at a time. Messages older than 14 days cannot be bulk deleted due to Discord limitations.

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Channel lockdown

Quickly lock down channels during emergencies or raids. 
# Start a lockdown
/lockdown start reason:"Raid in progress"

# End the lockdown
/lockdown end reason:"Raid mitigated"

# Exclude a category from lockdown
/lockdown exclude category:"Staff Channels"
Lockdown removes send message permissions from all roles in channels, preventing members from sending messages while keeping channels visible.

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Auto-moderation features

Auto dehoist

Automatically rename members who use special characters to hoist themselves to the top of the member list.
/autodehoist enable

Auto decancer

Automatically clean up usernames with excessive special characters or confusing text.
/autodecancer enable

Auto role

Automatically assign roles to new members when they join.
/autorole set role:@Members

Bad name handling

Automatically rename users with inappropriate or problematic usernames.
/badname set name:"Nickname {id}"

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Moderation team management

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Configure moderators

Set up who can use moderation commands in your server. 
# Add a moderator
/moderators add role:@Moderators

# Remove a moderator
/moderators remove role:@Moderators

# List all moderators
/moderators list
Server administrators and owners always have access to moderation commands, even if not explicitly added as moderators.

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Block users from channels

Prevent specific users from accessing certain channels. 
# Block a user from current channel
/block user:@username

# Unblock a user
/unblock user:@username

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Derank members

Remove all roles from a member. 
/derank user:@username reason:"Role abuse"

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Moderation logs

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View moderation history

Track all moderation actions in your server. View user’s moderation history: 
/modlogs view user:@username
View moderator statistics: 
/modlogs stats
View specific moderator’s actions: 
/modlog modstats moderator:@moderator
All moderation actions are automatically logged and can be viewed by server moderators and administrators.

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Member appeals

Allow banned members to appeal their bans. 
# Configure appeal system (requires setup)
/appeals setup
When enabled, banned members receive a message with instructions on how to appeal their ban. They can submit an appeal which moderators can review and approve or deny directly from Discord.

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Best practices

1

Set up your moderation team

Use /moderators add to configure which roles can use moderation commands.
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Configure auto-moderation

Enable auto-dehoist and auto-decancer to automatically handle common issues.
3

Set up auto-role

Automatically assign a member role to new joiners.
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Review modlogs regularly

Check moderation statistics to ensure your team is active and consistent.
5

Document your rules

Include reasons when taking moderation actions to maintain transparency.

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Required permissions

For moderation features to work properly, Fire needs these permissions:
  • Ban Members - For ban/unban commands
  • Kick Members - For kick command
  • Moderate Members - For timeout/mute features
  • Manage Messages - For purge command
  • Manage Channels - For lockdown and block commands
  • Manage Roles - For derank and auto-role features
  • Manage Nicknames - For auto-dehoist and auto-decancer
Make sure Fire’s role is positioned higher than the roles it needs to manage. Fire cannot moderate members with roles equal to or higher than its own highest role.

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