Do you want to make someone a Discord admin or moderator but don’t know how? This guide will walk you through the processes in detail.
It’s not easy to moderate a brand new Discord server, especially if you’re in charge of a large number of users.
Even if you can handle hundreds of people, anything more than that can become a genuine pain.
This is why you may want to designate a few server members as administrators or moderators. This guide will show you how to accomplish this.
Administrating a Member
Admins, also known as administrators, are a vital aspect of every Discord server since they let you manage members, text, and voice channels. You can think of them as your country’s police officers or, in this case, your servers. They exist to keep the “law” in place.
A server can soon become chaotic and out of control without dedicated administrators.
To give someone the admin job, you must first create the required role.
Making a job is simple, and we have a comprehensive guide available. This tutorial, on the other hand, will show you exactly which rights you should enable or disable so that your administrators can complete their jobs.
Administrator — If you pick this option, all relevant rights for the selected role will be enabled. This is the simplest approach to creating an admin position, but you should read over all of the permissions to see if there are any you’d rather leave disabled.
Members should be able to be kicked, banned, moved, or muted by an administrator. You can also give them the ability to kick and ban users, but unless you know your admin personally, you might want to disable this. They can always ask the owner if they believe a user should be banned (you).
Manage Channels — You should generally leave this turned off because channels are rarely changed. It’s something you can do yourself.
Manage Roles – Having this option enabled can be beneficial.
These are the most important permissions to consider. Everything else is optional and will have no impact on the server whether you leave it enabled or off.
When your admin position is complete, assign it to someone you can trust. Check your Discord friend list or the server’s membership list. Use the search function on your server to find the person you’re looking for. Select the admin role by right-clicking their name and hovering over Roles.
Congratulations! You’ve found your first administrative assistant!
Let’s look at what distinguishes mods from administrators.
Making a Moderator
Mods are another important component of any Discord server because they handle the server’s micromanagement. They can deal with difficult users, mute/deafen them, and alert you to spammers, scammers, and toxic users, among other things.
The mod role does not require the most crucial permissions to complete these activities. You should enable or disable the following permissions:
Administrator – Always turned off. Mods should never have the same level of authority as an admin.
Manage Roles is also disabled.
Mute/Deafen Members — This is important mod permission that should always be enabled.
Move Members – Another necessary permission for moderators.
Kick/Ban Members — Only admins should have this permission. Users should not be able to be kicked or banned from your server by mods.
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