Unban Command
Guide on how to unban users from your Discord server
Introduction
The unban command allows moderators to remove bans from users, allowing them to rejoin the server. This is useful when a ban was issued by mistake or when a banned user has appealed successfully.
Usage
This command can be used by users with the "moderation.unban" permission by running /moderation unban
Response
When an unban is successfully applied, you'll receive confirmation with the following information:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Target | The user who was unbanned |
| Reason | The reason provided for the unban |
| Moderator | Who issued the unban |
| Original Ban | Information about the original ban that was removed |
Customization options
| Prop | Type | Default |
|---|---|---|
user | string | - |
reason? | string | No reason provided |
Steps to unban a user
Identify the user
Make sure you have the correct user ID you want to unban
Run the unban command
Use /moderation unban user:@username with any desired options
Provide a reason
It's recommended to always provide a reason for moderation actions
Verify the unban
Check that the user has been successfully unbanned
Important Notes
- Unbans are logged in the server's moderation logs
- You need the user's ID to unban them
- Unbanning a user does not automatically reinvite them to the server
- Only permanently banned users need to be unbanned - temporary bans expire automatically
- The unban command will fail if the user isn't currently banned
- After unbanning, the user will need a new invite to rejoin the server
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