🔐 Bleed Owner Permissions
These commands control how Bleed recognizes permissions, exemptions, and access at a server-wide level.
They are especially important because they can change who Bleed treats as authorized, even when Discord’s native permissions remain unchanged.
These commands should remain strictly Owner-only.
🗝️ Fake Permissions
Bleed’s Fake Permissions system allows the Server Owner to grant a role permission-equivalents inside Bleed without necessarily giving that role the corresponding native Discord permission.
,fakepermissions
Opens the Fake Permissions system.
,fakepermissions add [role] [permission]
Grants a Bleed-recognized permission to a role.
,fakepermissions remove [role] [permission]
Removes a previously granted fake permission.
,fakepermissions list [role]
Displays fake permissions currently assigned to a role.
,fakepermissions reset
Removes all fake permissions configured through Bleed.
⚠️ ,fakepermissions reset is destructive and should also carry the ⚠️ Destructive tag.
🛡️ Why Fake Permissions Matter
This system may allow Custodians to use selected Bleed commands without granting them powerful native Discord permissions such as:
- Manage Guild
- Manage Roles
- Administrator
- other elevated permissions Bleed supports
This could be extremely useful for maintaining a strict separation between moderation capability and server ownership.
⚠️ Test each fake permission carefully before relying on it. Grant only the specific capability a role actually requires.
🚫 Bleed Ignore System
The Ignore system appears to tell Bleed to stop responding to or processing a selected member or channel.
,ignore
Opens the Ignore system.
,ignore add [member or channel]
Adds a member or channel to Bleed’s ignore list.
,ignore remove [member or channel]
Removes them from the ignore list.
,ignore list
Displays all ignored members and channels.
Permission Required: Administrator
🏛️ Possible Uses for Ignore
Use the Ignore system sparingly.
Reasonable uses may include:
- channels where Bleed should never operate
- bot-only or integration channels
- resolving command conflicts
- temporarily preventing Bleed interaction in a problematic space
Do not use it casually against members simply because they are annoying or disagreeable.
⚖️ Owner Rules
Grant the minimum access necessary.
Never use fake permissions as a substitute for thoughtful role design.
Review fake permissions periodically.
Do not grant server-wide capabilities when a narrower option exists.
Document important permission changes.
Use ,ignore for technical or administrative necessity—not punishment.
📜 Quick Reference
,fakepermissions add — Grant a Bleed permission
,fakepermissions remove — Remove one
,fakepermissions list — Review assigned permissions
,fakepermissions reset — Clear all fake permissions ⚠️
,ignore add — Ignore a member or channel
,ignore remove — Restore Bleed interaction
,ignore list — View ignored targets
🔐 Bleed permissions should extend capability without surrendering control of the Archive itself.