Safety
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The safeness of a community is what gives it its quality
It doesn't mean that its safety setup should be constraining, but rather that it should be hermetic
For these purposes, the best ones are based on
Those are The guilty risk getting perma-banned and the targeted servers deleted if too much damage has been done (see Responsibility)
The most common safety issue It might sometimes even be unintentional Common spam actions are about sending numerous useless or unrelated content Its proportion is often correlated with the quality and engagement of its respective community
Events that consist of rogue actions that are done by members with privileged permissions
These members are either trusted staff, or non-staff that has been assigned privileged permissions
Common rogue actions are mass ban, role and channel deletions, and vanity invite link theft
Events that consist of coordinated server incursion for the purpose of harassing their members
Common harassments are mass pinging, and channel & DM spamming The most sophisticated ones prepare by discreetly filling over time the target server with many raiders
A type of bot that runs on a user account instead of a bot account
Mandatory (see Responsibility)
Staff account authentication security is primordial for a server to ensure its security integrity
To enforce that, it is recommended to setup a security culture in the server
Send this page to your staff and enable the "Require 2FA for moderator actions" setting
When a role, channel, or message is deleted, the only way to get them back is to restore a backup
They are most of the time used for rogue purposes. Common rogue purposes are advertising , mass DM scams and
can come from the staff or those who has been assigned privileged permissions by them
Most of can be prevented by applying restrictive (but not constraining) permissions For that, read Permissions and follow
Most of it is done manually However, automatizing it is easy and time-saving The native AutoMod has easy to setup auto-moderation features that also contributes to anti- For an in-depth setup, use dedicated bots (such as )
A verification system is a security feature intended to restrict the normal access to a server using a or role, most of the time to block , or
To manage it, it can either be manual or automated with (we recommend )
Some services might only save server settings, such as the native "server template" feature, but other can also restore its deep content (such as of )