Modmail requires Privileged Intents for some of its features. If your instance of the bot can see more than 10,000 members, you might need to complete Discord's Privileged Intent Review. Below are some guidelines for answering the questions in the review. Note that these are just a starting point -- you must adjust the answers to match your own setup where appropriate.
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Modmail is a ticketing system that lets users contact server staff through the bot instead of messaging staff members individually or pinging them publicly in the server. These messages get relayed to modmail threads (tickets), channels where staff members can reply to the user and discuss the case internally. To the user, the entire exchange happens with the bot, while staff members see the conversation as a ticket with a mix of internal discussion and replies to/from the user.
This is a self-hosted, single-community instance of the following open source bot: https://github.com/Dragory/modmailbot
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See also: Privacy policy
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Describe where users can find your bot's privacy policy. See also: Linking to the policy
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Include a link to your privacy policy here.
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Contact details are included as part of the bot's privacy policy:
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Note: To comply with Discord Developer Terms of Service, you must ensure your bot's database is encrypted at rest. See Note on Discord Developer Terms of Service.
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In Modmail, each ticket is represented by a staff-only channel. In addition to messages to/from the user who opened the ticket, these channels contain internal discussions, bot commands, and other relevant information to the ticket. When the ticket is closed, the channel is deleted and Modmail creates a transcript of the ticket that includes all activity within the ticket channel. These transcripts are critical for moderation work and require the Message Content intent to work.
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Please see the following link for screenshots of an example modmail thread as well as the generated transcript:
https://github.com/Dragory/modmailbot/blob/master/screenshots/README.md
Note that this intent is only required if you use the bot's server greeting or join/leave notification features.
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The bot includes a "server greetings" feature where the bot sends a DM to new members as they join the server, letting them know that they can message modmail if they need help.
The bot includes a join/leave notifications feature that posts a note in the modmail thread if the user contacting the bot leaves or rejoins the server while the thread is open. This is important context, as a user that has left the server can no longer be messaged by the bot.
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Please see the following screenshots:
- A greeting message sent by the bot: https://github.com/Dragory/modmailbot/blob/master/screenshots/greeting-message.png
- Join/leave notifications in the context of a thread: https://github.com/Dragory/modmailbot/blob/master/screenshots/join-leave-notifications.png
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Contact details are included as part of the bot's privacy policy:
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Note: To comply with Discord Developer Terms of Service, you must ensure your bot's database is encrypted at rest. See Note on Discord Developer Terms of Service.
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