,lockdown

aka ,lock, ,ld

Locksdown the channel.

User permissions: Manage Messages
Cooldown: none
Other surface: /lockdown · 6 slash subs vs 5 prefix
Anchor: #lockdown

Forms

<channel> [hide/time] - locks a certain channel[time/hide] - locks this channel with timerestrict <channel> - restricts a channel from lock allunrestrict - unrestricts a channel from being lockedall - locks down all non-restricted channelslist - displays all restricted channelsnothing - locks this channel

Syntax

,lockdown [channel] [time|hide]

/lockdown <subcommand>

<required> · [optional]

Example

,lockdown general 30m

Subcommands

5 prefix subcommands

Read from the prefix .sub/ tree, the canonical shape. Every entry has a permanent anchor of its own.

,lockdown all

lockdowns the channel.

No usage recorded

#lockdown-all

,lockdown hide

Locksdown the channel.

,lockdown hide [channel]

,lockdown hide general

#lockdown-hide

,lockdown listaka l

lists channels restricted from lockdown all

No usage recorded

#lockdown-list

,lockdown restrictaka r, rr

exempts a channel from lockdown all

,lockdown restrict <channel>

,lockdown restrict general

#lockdown-restrict

,lockdown unrestrictaka unr, ur

removes a channel's exemption from lockdown all

,lockdown unrestrict <channel>

,lockdown unrestrict general

#lockdown-unrestrict

Slash leaves

6 leaves

Read from the registered slash builder: groups are flattened, so a grouped leaf reads “group leaf” and anchors with a hyphen between the two words.

Two trees, not one view of one

This command registers 6 leaves on the slash surface against 5 subcommands in its prefix tree. Both lists are on this page in full; neither is a summary of the other.

/lockdown channel

Lock a channel

/lockdown channelchanneltimehide