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It is crucial for moderators to be aware of previous infractions when dealing with repeat offenders. It would be beneficial if the bot could check a user's infractions and notify the moderator during the execution of a new infraction, if they exceed a specified threshold.
Solution
The bot should be checking a user's infractions over a configured period (e.g., 3 months) and should notify the moderator if the count exceeds a set threshold. The following implementation suggestions can be considered:
Instead of executing the infraction immediately, send a confirmation to the moderator indicating the user's infraction count. If acknowledged, the bot would proceed with the infraction.
Mention the user and moderator after executing the infraction. This message can include the infraction types as well as the infraction count over the set period, or it could simply contain a button component that would display the user's infractions.
Problem
It is crucial for moderators to be aware of previous infractions when dealing with repeat offenders. It would be beneficial if the bot could check a user's infractions and notify the moderator during the execution of a new infraction, if they exceed a specified threshold.
Solution
The bot should be checking a user's infractions over a configured period (e.g., 3 months) and should notify the moderator if the count exceeds a set threshold. The following implementation suggestions can be considered:
Configuration Example
minInfractions
- The number of infractions that would exceed the thresholdmaxInfractionAge
- Specifies the time period within which all infractions will be taken into accountThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: