Blacklist Modes
Now that you’ve set up some blacklists, you’ll want to configure what happens to a user if they send a message containing a blacklist word or phrase. The following is a list of modes you can set.
Simple Delete
To have Rose simply delete a message without a reply, issue the following command:
/blacklistmode nothing
This is Rose’s default blacklist mode. Keep in mind that if you use this mode, Rose will not reply to the user, even if you’ve configured a reply with your blacklist trigger. This mode is useful when you don’t want to punish users for using a blacklisted word/phrase, but still want to automatically remove messages containing the word/phrase.
Warn User And Delete Message
In this mode, after deleting the offending message, Rose will also issue a warn to the user, using the reply that you set when you added the blacklist entry.
These warns are the exact same as if you issued a manual warn to the user, and count towards the same limit. You can learn more about warns here. To set this mode, issue the following command:
/blacklistmode warn
Temporary Mute And Delete Message
In this mode, after deleting the offending message, Rose will temporarily mute the user. She will also give a mute reason, which will match the reply that you set when you added the blacklist entry. To set this mode, issue the following command:
/blacklistmode tmute <time>
Because it is a temporary mute, you will need to specify how long the mute will be for with one of the following arguments:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Xm | Unmutes the user after X minutes |
| Xh | Unmutes the user after X hours |
| Xd | Unmutes the user after X days |
| Xw | Unmutes the user after X weeks |
Example Scenario
If you wanted users who trigger a blacklist entry for 6 hours, you would issue the below command:
/blacklistmode tmute 6h
Permanent Mute and Delete Message
This mode works the same as the temporary mute option, with the difference being that users triggering a blacklisted word/phrase will be permanently muted. You can set this mode with the following command:
/blacklistmode mute
Kick User And Delete Message
For this mode, after deleting the offending message, Rose will kick the user from your group chat, along with with a message stating the kick reason. This reason will match the reply that you set when you added the blacklist entry. To use this mode, issue the following:
/blacklistmode kick
Temporary Ban And Delete Message
In this mode, after deleting the offending message, Rose will temporarily ban the user from your group. She will also give a reason for the ban, which will match the reply that you set when you added the blacklist entry. To set this mode, issue the following command:
/blacklistmode tban <time>
Because it is a temporary ban, you will need to specify how long the ban will be for with one of the following arguments:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Xm | Unmutes the user after X minutes |
| Xh | Unmutes the user after X hours |
| Xd | Unmutes the user after X days |
| Xw | Unmutes the user after X weeks |
Example Scenario
If you wanted to ban users who trigger a blacklist entry for 6 hours, you would issue the below command:
/blacklistmode tban 6h
Permanent Ban and Delete Message
This mode works the same as the temporary ban option, except with this option, users triggering a blacklisted word/phrase will be permanently banned from your group. You can set this mode with the below command:
/blacklistmode ban