Mastering Bleed Bot: Owner Permissions & Security Guide

Summary

📚 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗔𝗥𝗖𝗛𝗜𝗩𝗘𝗦 𝗢𝗙 𝗛𝗢𝗟𝗠𝗘 provides a comprehensive guide on managing Bleed bot owner permissions. This announcement details how to utilize the Fake Permissions system to delegate bot capabilities without granting native Discord administrative rights. It also covers the Ignore system to control bot interactions, ensuring server owners can maintain strict security and operational control over their community tools.

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🔐 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.

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