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You can get a list of all commands (including short descriptions) that you are allowed to execute by using !help.
| Notation | Meaning |
|---|---|
| <argument> | required argument |
| [argument] | optional argument |
| argument1|argument2 | multiple possible arguments |
| "text" | argument with a fixed value |
| [...] | last argument can be chained infinitely |
An argument usually ends after a space, except if it's the last or only argument of a command. In order to include spaces and prevent the desired argument from getting split into multiple arguments, you can wrap it in double quotes.
There are two types: normal and severe warnings. The difference between them is how long they take to expire - normal warnings will expire after two weeks, severe ones after two months. When a user receives a new warning while still having active ones, the time needed for all of them to expire will be added (regardless of how much time has passed, e.g. a severe warning will always add two months).
Warnings will get expired at around 00:00 UTC every day.
First severe warning is given on January 1st. It will expire on March 1st.
Second severe warning is given on January 1st. It will expire on May 1st.
Third normal warning is given on January 1st. It will expire on May 15th.
(Assumes that 1 month has 30 days.)
First severe warning is given on January 1st. It will expire on March 1st.
Second severe warning is given on February 1st. It will expire on June 1st.
(Assumes that 1 month has 30 days.)
You can view your own warnings with the following command: !warn list ["expired"]
It will only display expired warnings if the "expired" keyword is used.
Time arguments consist of one or multiple units that are chained together, e.g. 20min10s, 1a, "1 minute 30 seconds".
They must not exceed JavaScript's range of timestamps and support the following units: a/y/year/years, mo/month/months, w/week/weeks d/day/days, h/hour/hours, min/mins/minute/minutes, s/sec/secs/second/seconds