Usage
?unban user_id [reason]
The unban command allows moderators to remove a ban from a user, allowing them to rejoin the server with a new invite.
Arguments:
user_id
- The ID of the user to unbanreason
- Optional: Reason for the unban
Finding a User's ID
To unban a user, you'll need their User ID. Here's how to find it:
- Enable Developer Mode in Discord (User Settings > App Settings > Advanced > Developer Mode)
- Check the server's ban list (Server Settings > Bans)
- Right-click on the user and select "Copy ID"
Note: User IDs are long numbers, like "123456789012345678"
Examples
Basic unban:
?unban 123456789012345678
Unban with reason:
?unban 123456789012345678 Appeal approved
Bot Response
Memo Bot
User Unbanned
Successfully unbanned User#1234 (123456789012345678)
Reason: Appeal approved
Memo Bot
Error
User is not banned or ID is invalid.
Required Permissions
- Ban Members
Cooldown
No cooldown
Related Commands
Additional Notes
- You must use the user's ID, not their username
- The action is logged in the server's audit log
- Users must be re-invited after being unbanned
- The command works even if the user has left the server