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DonutHub

A Discord moderation bot built with Discord Bot Creator

Status
Online
Servers
3
Online since
October 19, 2026
Slash commands
None listed

What it does

DonutHub is a moderation bot built around a single mass-ban action. When triggered, it attempts to ban every member currently in the server, rather than one user at a time. The request behind it was to make this available to everyone in the server, so any member could start it, not only staff. That is unusual for a moderation tool: most bots of this kind limit destructive actions to a staff role or a small set of trusted people, and Discord itself restricts banning to members who hold the Ban Members permission.

The permission question matters more than the feature itself. A bot can only ban people if its own role sits above those members and it has been granted the Ban Members permission. A member running the action also needs that permission for the command to work on their behalf, unless the bot performs the action with its own permissions. In practice, giving every member access to a mass ban means one mistake or one bad actor can empty a server, and bans are not easily reversed in bulk.

Server owners considering this bot should decide deliberately who can reach the command and check where the bot's role sits in the hierarchy. It suits servers that want a fast, server-wide removal tool held by a narrow group, not one handed to the whole membership.

Questions about DonutHub

What exactly does the mass-ban command do?

It bans every member currently in the server in one action, rather than targeting a single user. There is no stated filter, confirmation step or exemption list, so treat it as a server-wide removal tool and test it only where you can afford the outcome.

Does the bot need Ban Members, or does the person using it?

Both usually matter. The bot's role needs the Ban Members permission and must sit above the members it bans. The person running the command also needs that permission for Discord to accept it, unless the bot acts entirely on its own permissions. Check both before relying on it.

Should I really let everyone in the server use it?

That is what was requested, but it is risky. A single misuse could remove your whole membership, and bans are tedious to undo in bulk. Most owners restrict destructive commands to a staff role and keep the bot's role high in the hierarchy but the command out of general reach.

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