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Case evidence, mass moderation, reports and more

Cases now keep their evidence, moderators can deal with a whole raid at once, and members can report messages to your team. Messages, welcome, roles, logging, feeds and appeals all grew, and members can add Kovu to their own account.

All releases
  • Moderation
  • Automod
  • Welcome & Leave
  • Action Log
  • Appeals

New

  • Case evidence: a case keeps the member’s recent and just-deleted messages, plus proof you add with /case proof. Reply to a message with ?warn, or use Punish… on it, and that message becomes the proof.
  • Predefined reasons with short aliases, a review form before punishing, immune roles per punishment, and DMs for bans and timeouts done outside Kovu.
  • /mass bans, kicks, mutes or warns a list of members, everyone whose name matches, or everyone who joined in a time window. You see who it hits before you confirm.
  • Report to moderators on messages and members, with Accept, Ignore and Block buttons. Linked servers can also see each other’s cases, read-only, once both agree.
  • Messages: change the wording of almost any Kovu reply, with embeds and buttons, and share your wording with other servers as a kit.
  • Embedder templates can be sent through a webhook, scheduled, used by the autoresponder and sticky messages, and carry buttons and menus that give roles, send templates or move members.
  • Reputation with /rep, a bump reminder for Disboard and Discadia, and a daily, weekly or monthly server digest.
  • Auto threads, auto publish for announcement channels, a pin archive, and role connections that give a role while members have certain others.
  • Members can add Kovu to their own Discord account and use /fun, /search, /remind, /poll create and parts of /info and /utility anywhere.
  • Dashboard access per module for the roles and members you choose, and an error log that says what Discord refused and how to fix it.

Improved

  • Welcome & Leave: boost and role messages, random messages, send and delete delays, and a card designer with layers.
  • Automod: word groups, word list imports, report and reaction actions, extra actions for Discord’s AutoMod, join guard rules and nickname cleanup.
  • Action log: 45 more log types and a channel per group. Feeds: live stream updates, publishing to followers and YouTube scheduled streams.
  • Appeals: up to 10 forms for bans, mutes and warnings, forum posts or threads per appeal, blocks after a rejection, and a conversation with the member.
  • Autoroles can sync to existing members, reaction roles get blocked roles and a reversed mode, and Bot Settings picks how dates and durations read.

How to use it

Attach proof to a case

Where: /case proof in Discord

  1. Reply to the message with ?warn or another punishment, or use Punish… on it from the message’s Apps menu: that message becomes the proof.
  2. To add proof later, run /case proof with the case number and a message link or a short note.
  3. Run /case proof with only the case number to clear it.
  4. Open the case in Dashboard → Moderation → Cases to see its proof and the member’s saved messages.

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Deal with a raid at once

Where: /mass in Discord

  1. Run /mass ban, kick, mute or warn with the members to act on.
  2. Or run /mass by-name for everyone whose name contains some text, or /mass by-time for everyone who joined within a time window.
  3. Check the list of who it hits, then confirm.
  4. Run /mass status to follow a long run, or /mass cancel to stop it.

Tip: Only managers can use /mass unless you change its roles.

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Let members report messages

Where: Dashboard, Moderation, Settings, Member reports

  1. Turn on Accept member reports.
  2. Pick a role to ping and what happens when a report is accepted, then save changes.
  3. Members use Report to moderators from a message’s or member’s Apps menu, or /report.
  4. Moderators press Accept or Ignore on each report. The Reports tab lists them all.

Tip: Block reporter on a report stops that member from sending more.

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