Bleed Bot: Customizing Moderation Messages Guide

Summary

The Archives of Holme presents a comprehensive guide on utilizing the Bleed bot Invoke system. This update details how to configure custom DM and command-response messages for warnings, timeouts, mutes, and jail actions. By mastering these settings, server administrators can maintain professional communication standards while managing guild moderation effectively.

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📜 Bleed Moderation Messages

Bleed’s Invoke system controls the messages members receive when moderation actions are used.

You can customize both:

DM — the private message sent to the affected member
Message — the command response shown where the moderation action occurred

These settings require Manage Guild and should remain Owner-only.

⚠️ Warnings

,invoke warn — Manage warning messages

,invoke warn dm [message] — Change the warning DM

,invoke warn dm view — View the current warning DM

,invoke warn message [message] — Change the command response

,invoke warn message view — View the current response

⏳ Timeouts

,invoke timeout — Manage timeout messages

,invoke timeout dm [message] — Set timeout DM

,invoke timeout dm view — View timeout DM

,invoke timeout message [message] — Set command response

,invoke timeout message view — View response

Release

,invoke untimeout — Manage untimeout messages

Supports the same DM, DM view, message, and message view structure.

🔇 Mutes

Bleed supports customizable messages for:

,invoke mute — Text mute

,invoke unmute — Remove mute

,invoke imute — Remove image/file permissions

,invoke iunmute — Restore image/file permissions

,invoke rmute — Remove reaction permissions

,invoke runmute — Restore reaction permissions

Each family provides commands for changing and viewing its applicable DM or command-response message.

🔒 Jail

,invoke jail — Configure jail notifications

,invoke jail dm [message] — Set the jailed member’s private notification

,invoke jail dm view — View jail DM

,invoke jail message [message] — Set the command response

,invoke jail message view — View response

Release

,invoke unjail — Configure release messages

This also supports separate DM and command-response messages.

🔒 These should reflect the Cooling Chamber protocol: explain containment calmly, avoid humiliating language, and make clear that jail is temporary de-escalation.

🔨 Bans & Removal

Bleed provides Invoke families for:

,invoke ban

,invoke tempban

,invoke softban

,invoke unban

,invoke hardban

,invoke kick

Each allows the applicable private DM and/or command response to be customized and reviewed.

🏛️ Recommended Holme Style

Moderation messages should be:

  • calm and factual
  • clear about what action occurred
  • clear about the reason
  • free from insults or sarcasm
  • understandable without staff jargon
  • consistent across Custodians
  • informative about what happens next when appropriate

A moderation message should explain an action—not shame the person receiving it.

📜 Quick Reference

invoke [action] dm — Change private notification

invoke [action] dm view — Review private notification

invoke [action] message — Change command response

invoke [action] message view — Review command response

🔐 Owner-only configuration. Custodians perform moderation actions; the Owner defines the voice Bleed uses when those actions occur.

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