Suggested Keywords
We plan to sunset Spam Defender later in the summer of 2023. Until then, Spam Defender will remain online, but no further development will take place.
We recommend that you install Hashbot as the best protection for your community.
Here's a list of recommended keywords to block in your server. To block a new keyword, use the /block keyword command. After blocking a new keyword, run the /scan keywords command to scan your server for matching usernames.
If you'd like to block this full list of keywords in your server, you can use the /block defaults command.
Good to know: Keywords will match any part of a username, so the keyword help would match the username helpdesk, the keyword announcement would match the username Minting Announcements, etc.
Good to know: In general, it is not recommended to block mod, bot, or other short keywords that could be found in the username of a real user. For example, the name Modhi would be banned if you blocked the keyword mod.
What's the difference between blocking a username and a keyword?
username and a keyword?Blocked usernames only match full names. Blocking the username luke would only catch users named luke, Luke, ŁÜKĘ, etc.
On the other hand, blocked keywords match all partial names. Blocking the keyword luke would catch users named luke, lukenamop, ŁÜKĘnamop, etc.
If I block the username of one of my team members, would they be banned?
No, they would not be banned! Spam Defender automatically ignores any users with any of the following permissions: Manage Channels, Manage Roles, Manage Server, Kick Members, Ban Members, and Manage Messages. If you have any team members that don't have one of these permissions, you can use the /whitelist @user command to manually protect them.
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