Abuse Management#
our matrix instance has a moderation tool draupnir (a mjolnir fork).
Info
you are welcome to join #abuse:envs.net to report people for inappropriate behavior.
if you are an envs.net user feel free to protect your own room from known spammers and evil accounts:
-
invite @mjolnir:envs.net and give the user admin Permissions.
Tip
if you do not want to give @mjolnir:envs.net admin rights then you need to change the room permission
Change Server ACL
toModerator
. With this setting, @mjolnir:envs.net only needs moderator permissions. -
the abuse moderators then receive the invitation and needs to confirm it.
after this step, the room is protected.
additional enabled Protections#
MessageIsVoiceProtection
- If a user posts a voice message, that message will be redacted. No bans are issued.
Access Control List's (ACL) (ban lists)#
These lists contain the entries about banned users and servers.
our local list:
lists that we watch#
These bans we trust and taken over by our local mjolnir.
- #matrix-org-coc-bl:matrix.org
- #matrix-org-hs-tos-bl:matrix.org
- #public-server-bans:ru-matrix.org
- #asragrbanlist_general:asra.gr
- #community-moderation-effort-bl:neko.dev
ignore people (element feature_mjolnir)#
you can also subscribe to our banlist to ignore the banned users even in unprotected rooms.
.. to do this, you need to allow the showLabsSettings
feature in your element config (see sample config)
and then activate in settings
-> labs
-> Try out new ways to ignore people
.
in the last step you need to subscribe our banlist: #envs-ban-list:envs.net
under settings
-> ignored users
.
official matrix.org banlists#
- #matrix-org-coc-bl:matrix.org (coc violations)
- #matrix-org-hs-tos-bl:matrix.org (toc violations)