/timeout

Temporarily stop a member from chatting, reacting or joining voice.

Command Slash Prefix % Aliases: %mute, %to 5s cooldown

Usage #

/timeout <user> <duration> [reason] [silent]

<required> must be included[optional] can be left outDo not type the brackets

Option	Type	Required	What it does
`user`	Member	Required	The member to time out.
`duration`	Text	Required	How long it lasts, like `30m`, `2h` or `7d`. The maximum is 28 days.
`reason`	Text	Optional	Why you are doing this. Shows in the audit log and in the member's DM. Up to 512 characters.
`silent`	True / False	Optional	Set to True to skip the DM notice to the member. Defaults to False.

These extra bits only apply when you use the % prefix version.

Argument	Type	Required	What it does
`-nodm`	Flag	Optional	Skip the DM notice. You can also write `-silent` or `-s`.

Moderate Members

Moderate Members

5 seconds

Use a number with a unit: s for seconds, m for minutes, h for hours, d for days or w for weeks. See Durations, IDs and Flags for more.

While timed out, the member can read messages but cannot send, react, speak or stream.
The reply shows exactly when the timeout ends.
Timing out someone who is already timed out replaces the old timeout with the new one.
To end it early, use Untimeout.
Your highest role and the Ethvex role must both be above the member's highest role. Nobody can target the server owner, themselves or Ethvex.

/timeout user:@Nova duration:30m reason:Spamming

Mutes Nova for 30 minutes.

%mute @Nova 2h Being toxic in voice

Same thing with the mute alias.

%to @Nova 7d -nodm Repeated violations

A week long timeout with no DM.

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