# Changing Punishments

Configure what happens to users who exceed their action limits.

## Available Punishments

| Punishment       | Description                                  |
| ---------------- | -------------------------------------------- |
| **Ban**          | Permanently removes the user from the server |
| **Kick**         | Removes the user (they can rejoin)           |
| **Remove Roles** | Strips all roles from the user               |
| **Quarantine**   | Restricts the user's permissions             |

## Using the Dashboard

1. Go to [securitybot.gg](https://securitybot.gg/) and log in
2. Select your server from the dashboard
3. Navigate to the **Anti-Nuke** category
4. Select the punishment type for each action
5. Click **Save**

## Using Commands

```
/setpunishment
```

1. Type `/setpunishment`
2. Select the action (ban, kick, channel delete, etc.)
3. Select the punishment type
4. Send the command

## Choosing the Right Punishment

| Scenario                   | Recommended Punishment     |
| -------------------------- | -------------------------- |
| High security servers      | Ban                        |
| Moderate security          | Remove Roles or Quarantine |
| Servers with trusted staff | Kick or Remove Roles       |
| Testing/development        | Quarantine                 |

## Tips

* **Ban** is the most secure but cannot be undone easily
* **Remove Roles** is effective and reversible
* **Quarantine** is useful when you want to investigate before taking permanent action
* Consider the severity of each action type when choosing punishments

## Example Configuration

A balanced setup might look like:

| Action                | Punishment   |
| --------------------- | ------------ |
| Mass Ban              | Ban          |
| Mass Kick             | Remove Roles |
| Channel Delete        | Ban          |
| Role Delete           | Ban          |
| Adding Bots           | Ban          |
| Dangerous Permissions | Remove Roles |


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