Fake Permissions
Restrict moderators to only use bot commands for moderation.
Why use fake permissions?
Fake permissions negate the possibility of a rogue moderator using Discord’s native permissions to cause harm. It’s a security measure which ensures that your server can’t be compromised by malicious actions.
How do fake permissions work?
When a role is given fake permissions, such as BanMembers, members with that role will only be able to use the bot’s commands for moderation actions, but won’t be able to use Discord’s native moderation features.
Configuring fake permissions
The following commands can only be used by the server owner with Administrator permissions.
Available Permissions
| Permission Name | Description |
|---|---|
Administrator | Full access to all bot commands |
ManageGuild | Manage server settings |
ManageRoles | Manage role settings |
ManageChannels | Manage channel settings |
ManageMessages | Delete messages |
ManageWebhooks | Manage webhooks |
ManageNicknames | Change nicknames |
KickMembers | Kick members |
BanMembers | Ban members |
MentionEveryone | Mention @everyone |
ManageEmojisAndStickers | Manage emojis and stickers |
Managing Fake Permissions
Granting fake permissions to a role
Granting fake permissions to a role
Use the fakepermissions add command to grant a fake permission to a role.
Revoking fake permissions from a role
Revoking fake permissions from a role
Use the fakepermissions remove command to revoke a fake permission from a role.
Viewing fake permissions
Viewing fake permissions
Use the fakepermissions list command to view all fake permissions for a role.
Resetting all fake permissions
Resetting all fake permissions
Use the fakepermissions reset command to remove all fake permissions from the server.
Command Aliases
You can also use these shorter aliases for the fakepermissions command:
,fakeperms,fp
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