Every action on the record,
live and searchable
Every ban, mute, deletion and warning in your group is recorded in a searchable journal and streamed to a live feed. Filter by action type, search by user or reason, export to CSV — and ask the AI why any single decision was made.
- Every action recorded
- Live moderation feed
- CSV export
What gets recorded
Every action type the bot or your admins can take leaves a record. Nothing happens off the books.
Each entry carries the full context: the affected user, who (or what) acted, the reason, the related message and the duration — so six months later the story is still complete.
Built for review, not just storage
Search and filter
Filter by action type, search by user ID or reason text, and read per-group statistics: bans, mutes, deletions, warnings.
Export to CSV
Download the journal as CSV for team reviews, records or your own analysis. Your group's history is your data.
Ask AI about any decision
One click on any entry asks the AI copilot why the message was actioned — and what to adjust if it was a false positive.
Accountability your whole admin team shares
A journal that admins and owners can read turns moderation from a black box into a process your team can stand behind. Decisions are attributed, reasons are stored, and mistakes are findable — which is exactly what makes a community trust its moderators.
Why a moderation journal is the backbone of trust
Automated moderation without a paper trail is a liability: when a member asks "why was I muted?", an admin who can't answer loses the room's trust. Telm writes every moderation action into the group's journal — who was affected, what was done, which message triggered it, the reason, the duration, and whether a human or the automation did it.
The journal is built for review, not just storage. Filter by action type, search by user ID or by the reason text, and read per-group statistics — how many bans, mutes, deletions and warnings happened over time. When an entry looks surprising, ask the AI copilot right from the journal why the message was actioned and what to change so similar false positives stop.
The live feed complements the journal: a real-time stream of what's happening in your group right now, so during an incident you watch decisions as they are made instead of reconstructing them afterwards. And when you need the data elsewhere — for a team review or your own analysis — one click exports the journal to CSV.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly is recorded in the journal?
Every moderation action: bans, mutes, kicks, warnings and their removal, message deletions, restrictions and reports. Each entry stores the affected user, the moderator (human or automation), the reason, the related message and the duration where applicable.
Can I find out why the bot actioned a specific message?
Yes. Each journal entry has an "ask AI" action — the copilot explains what triggered the decision and suggests what to adjust if you disagree with it.
Can I export the history?
Yes, the journal exports to CSV in one click — useful for team reviews, record-keeping or your own analysis in a spreadsheet.
Is there a way to watch moderation in real time?
The live feed shows moderation decisions as they happen. During a spam wave or a raid you see what the bot is doing second by second, without refreshing the journal.
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