#1 - No memes, shitposting, spamming, or huge messages.
#2 - No harassment, personal insults, or insulting language. Know when a debate has turned into an argument.
#3 - No NSFW or illegal content. Do not discuss things that break Discord's Terms of Service (https://discordapp.com/terms), including self bots.
#4 - No invite links or advertising other servers.
#5 - Do not abuse the bot. Keep most command use in #bot-spam.
#6 - English only.
#7 - Use the channels as intended.
#8 - Cooperate with Discord Linux staff members.

Moderators have final say in the enforcement of these rules or other infractions.

- Don't attempt to loophole or use semantics to get around these rules.
- Respect the intent behind them, not the literal text.

- The following distributions are not supported in Discord Linux:
  • Kali Linux, Parrot OS, or any other pentesting distro
  • Solus
  • Any derivative of Arch Linux, including "install scripts"
  • Most unofficial derivatives of Debian or Ubuntu (including Linux Mint and Pop!_OS)
  • Any version or flavor of Ubuntu which is not an LTS version
  • Any version of Debian which is not the stable version

- These distributions have a history of breaking important system packages and compatibility with software you install.
- The Discord Linux community will not offer support for any of these distributions.
- Feel free to use them, but please do not ask for help with them here.
- See 'sudo info mint', 'sudo info solus', 'sudo info manjaro', 'sudo info archvariants', and 'sudo info ubuntu based' in #bot-spam for more info.
- See https://kutt.it/supported for a more exhaustive (not complete) list of distributions Discord Linux does and does not support.

Restricted Words

- Messages containing Discord invite links and certain restricted words will automatically be deleted by '@sudobot'.
- Using most of these words will result in a warning in #mod-logs.
- List of censored words: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/discordlinux/rules/master/censored.txt

Verbal Warning

- A staff member asks the user to stop.

Written Warning

- A staff member issues a warning to #mod-logs.
- The user will be muted for 15 minutes at 3 warnings.
- The user will be muted for 1 hour and have their 'users' role removed automatically at 8 warnings.

Temporary Mute

- A staff member temporarily mutes the user.

Temporary Ban/Permanent Ban

- A staff member bans the user from the server either temporarily or permanently.

Please note:

- Staff members will determine the proper punishment based on the infraction.
- Warnings, mutes, and bans are logged to #mod-logs for everyone to view.

Pinging Staff

- Do not ping staff members without good reason.
- For example, if someone is spamming the server, feel free to ping '@sudoers'.

@sudoers
- Role to ping all Discord Linux staff (use with care)

@root
greyfade
​
@wheel
Ayakochan
Blank
E5ten
Syretia
​
@trusted
Ethan Weegee
Snuggle
​
@backup
dominika
Faith | Am Girl!

@Discord Employees
- These are actual Discord employees. Please do not bother them.

- In order to join roles with colors, upload files/images, embed links, use most bot commands, use external emojis, and post reactions, you must have the 'users' role.
- After agreeing to the rules, the 'users' role will be given automatically if the you have not gotten any warnings after a 48 hour waiting period.
- To get a colored role, use 'sudo usermod -c <role>' to join your favorite distro's role after earning the 'users' role.

Information

- #rules - Listing of Discord Linux rules.

- #announcements - Announcements related to Discord and/or Linux.

- #introductions - Tell us about yourself through the 'profile' command.

- #cool-links - Links to related Discord servers.

- #mod-logs - Logs of all moderation actions.

News

- #news-general - RSS news feeds related to Linux.

- #news-arch - RSS news feeds related to Arch Linux.

- #news-fedora - RSS news feeds related to Fedora.

- #news-opensuse - RSS news feeds related to openSUSE.

- #news-ubuntu - RSS news feeds related to Ubuntu.

General

- #tech - General discussion on Linux and computers.

- #offtopic - Chat about almost anything; server rules still apply.

- #games - Channel to chat about games.

- #customization - Share your *nix desktops and configs. Windows is not *nix.

- #programming - Place to discuss programming, coding, etc.

- #bot-spam - A place to play with the bots.

Support

- #support-linux - Support for general Linux issues.

- #support-distro-installs - Support for installing Linux distros.

- #support-games - Support for games that run on Linux.

- #support-discord - Support for the official Discord client.

- #support-non-linux - Support for things that don't fit into the other support channels.

Now get chatting!

- To join a role, head over to #bot-spam and use 'sudo usermod' to list the available roles and 'sudo usermod -a <role>' to join a role. You can join as many roles as you like.

Changelog for #rules

- https://github.com/discordlinux/rules/commits/master

Invite Link

- https://discord.gg/discord-linux

To join Discord Linux, enter your Discord User ID below.  If you clicked the link our bot DMed you, your Discord User ID will be filled out automatically.  Otherwise, please click the link below if you do not know how to find your Discord User ID.

https://techswift.org/2020/04/22/how-to-find-your-user-id-on-discord/