Free
0EUR
Enough for most servers.
- Raid shield and scam link scan
- Warnings, timeouts, bans, cases
/whyon every action- Levels with 5 level roles
- 1 ticket panel
- 30 days of case history
Meniscus also holds scam links and slows down raids.
Anyone it moderates can type /why and read the rule.
Free for most servers. Plus is 3.49 EUR a month.
Warnings, tickets and level-ups all end up in the same history. When a mod looks someone up, they see all of it.
Pick a scene. This is a mock-up of a Discord window, the server and the people in it are made up.
Pixel Bakery example server
Text channels
The idea behind it
People get angrier about a message that disappears than about the rule itself. So every hold sends the author a short note and gives your mods a case.
Add to DiscordWrong call? One click releases the message.
Example data. Pixel Bakery is a made-up server.
Member. sunny_crumb, in #general on Pixel Bakery, a made-up server.
Rule. Links to look-alike domains of Discord or Steam.
Seen. dlscord-gift.example/claim, one letter away from discord.com.
Action. Message held, not deleted. A 10 minute timeout, and the mods were pinged once.
Undo. Release the message and add the domain to the allow list. The author gets a note either way.
Case 2141, step by step. Example data from Pixel Bakery, a made-up server.
Someone posts dlscord-gift.example/claim, one letter away from discord.com. Meniscus holds the message before anyone clicks it. Held, not deleted.
A short note says which rule it was. With /why they can read the whole case.
Case 2141 lands in #mod-log with the rule, what was seen and a 10 minute timeout. The mods are pinged once.
Release the message and add the domain to the allow list. The author gets a note either way.
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We got raided on a Sunday night and none of us were online. In the morning there was one ping and a list of the accounts it had held back. That was it.
Since /why we barely get "why was my message deleted" posts anymore. People read the reason and get on with it.
Only the ones its features use: manage messages, moderate members, manage roles below its own role, and view the channels you pick. You can turn every module off and it drops back to read-only.
No. Meniscus works in server channels only and never sends DMs on its own. The one exception is the short note that tells a member why their message was held, and you can switch that off.
Held messages are kept with their case for the history window of your plan, 30 days on Free. Everything else is checked in memory and not stored.
Yes, from a CSV export. Cases keep their dates and moderator names.
Your server drops to Free. Nothing is deleted for 60 days, so you can come back without losing level roles or panels.
Setup takes about five minutes. The free plan has no time limit.
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