Mutes and Restrictions

Timeouts, voice mutes, and pulling single permissions off a member.

Replace [prefix] with your server's prefix.

Timeout

// Syntax
[prefix]mute [member] [duration] [reason]

// Example
;mute @member 12h spamming

This is Discord's own timeout: the member can read, but can't send messages, react or speak anywhere. Without a duration it's one hour, and Discord caps it at 28 days. [prefix]timeout and [prefix]stfu do the same thing.

;unmute @member behaving now

Needs Moderate Members.

Voice

;voicemute @member
;voiceunmute @member
;voicedeafen @member
;voiceundeafen @member

Server mute and server deafen, which only apply while the member is in a voice channel. Both take an optional duration and lift themselves when it runs out:

;voicemute @member 30m

voicemute needs Mute Members, voicedeafen needs Deafen Members.

Taking Single Permissions

Sometimes a full timeout is too much. These pull exactly one thing:

Command	Takes away
`[prefix]imute [member]`	Attaching files and embedding links, in this channel
`[prefix]reactionmute [member]`	Adding reactions
`[prefix]revokefiles on [member]`	Attaching files, server-wide

Each has its counterpart — [prefix]iunmute, [prefix]reactionunmute, and [prefix]revokefiles off.

imute is per channel. Someone posting garbage images in one channel can be stopped there without losing the ability to talk anywhere else.

Clearing a Status

// Syntax
[prefix]removestatus [member]

// Example
;removestatus @member

Clears a member's AFK status when they've left something inappropriate in it. Needs Manage Server.