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# Moderation
Using SonoranBot, you have access to several commands that are all logged to a special channel. Keep moderation actions organized and easily control access!
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Moderation commands are available to any Discord server linked to a community, including those on the Free version of CAD and/or CMS!
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## Getting Started
### Set Permissions
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The permissions in the below table are also what SonoranBot will need to perform them, otherwise you will get an error message.
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By default, all commands are set to what you expect:
| Command | Required Permission |
| ------- | ------------------------- |
| `/ban` | Ban Members |
| `/kick` | Kick Members |
| `/mute` | Timeout Members |
| `/warn` | Manage Guild ("disabled") |
The `/warn` command is attached to Manage Guild by default like all other commands - you will want to give this command to certain roles as desired. This can be accomplished within Discord's Integrations settings (Desktop/Web only).
Managing integration permissions is outside the scope of this guide, but Discord [has a guide](https://support.discord.com/hc/en-us/articles/4644915651095-Command-Permissions) of their own to walk you through the process. Chances are, you've already done this if you're using the CAD/CMS integrations.
## Usage Examples
When a command is used, a logging entry will be created depending on the action.
### Ban/Unban
 
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### Kick
 
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### Mute/Unmute
 
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### Warn
 
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