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Setting Up Global Ban

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What is This?

A synchronized blacklist system across community partner servers. The command
bans an offender simultaneously across all connected servers, rather than just the local server. Correspondingly, /global-unban lifts the ban network-wide. The logs channel receives a comprehensive status report: banner, target, reason, and individual server status indicators.

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How to Configure

  1. Open /configure → navigate to the “Global Ban” page.
  2. Enable the module: set status menu to “Enabled”.
  3. In “Allowed Roles”, select global ban team roles (up to 25) — only these can issue or revoke global bans.
  4. Click “Configure Servers” → “Add Server” and input the Guild ID in the modal.

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Server Owner Confirmation

To prevent unauthorized server additions:
  1. The target server owner receives a direct message from the bot titled “Server Link Request”.
  2. The owner clicks “Link” or “Decline”.
  3. Until confirmed, the server is listed as “Pending”; once approved, it is fully synchronized.
Remove servers from the network via “Remove Server”. Up to 25 servers can be connected.

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Who Can Execute Global Bans

The command works strictly on the main hub server. On connected client servers, it is blocked for all users — including their respective server owners: global bans are managed centrally. On the primary hub server, permissions are as follows:
  • Hub Server Owner — always authorized;
  • Administrators — until custom roles are assigned;
  • Users with roles in “Allowed Roles” — once configured, they gain exclusive access, overriding Discord administrator permissions without that role.
Global ban is a serious disciplinary measure. Ensure the violation warrants total exclusion across all project servers before issuing: lifting a global ban requires a full network-wide unban procedure.