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BigBrotherBot Command Access & Role Logic

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Teo
 Teo
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To keep our server safe, fair, and well-managed, we’ve set clear permission levels for using BigBrotherBot (B3) commands.
Each role has specific responsibilities and command access based on trust level and necessity.


Role Breakdown

🔴 Superadmin

  • Reserved for the person who physically owns and manages the server.

  • Full access: can reconfigure, restart, or completely reset the server.

  • Commands include: die, reconfig, restart, map, unban, etc.

  • Use these with extreme caution — they affect the entire server environment.

🟠 Senioradmin

  • Handles permanent bans and map rotations.

  • Cannot touch critical server configuration.

  • Example commands: permban, ban, maprotate, lookup.

🟡 Admin

  • Handles serious moderation: kicking, temporary bans, and player notices.

  • Cannot stop, restart, or reconfigure the server.

  • Example commands: tempban, kick, notice, baninfo.

🟢 Moderator (Mod)

  • Keeps order in chat and checks player activity.

  • No kick/ban permissions, but can warn and track players.

  • Example commands: warn, warnremove, find, aliases, say, status.

🔵 Reg / User / Guest

  • Reg (VIP): extra informational commands like maps, seen.

  • User: registered players, basic info commands like nextmap, time.

  • Guest: unregistered players, public info like rules, help.


How to Use B3 Commands

  1. In-game chat:
    Simply type the command prefixed by ! (e.g., !kick playername reason).

    • Example: !warn noob123 camping

    • Example: !tempban playername 10m abusive language

  2. RCON / Server Console:
    Some commands can also be executed directly in the console without the ! prefix.

  3. Command Aliases:
    Many commands have short versions for quick use (e.g., !kick can be !k, !baninfo can be !bi).


Rule of thumb:

  • If your role doesn’t have a command, don’t try to use it.

  • Keep moderation fair, transparent, and respectful.

  • Commands are there to protect gameplay, not to abuse power.


   
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