The blacklistis checked at registration.

A record is opened by a request and goes through approval. At registration a person is checked against the list by Discord ID and by VK and forum links.

How a record worksand why it matches reliably.

Links are compared in a common form, so a record still matches even when the link was given in another format.
A request and an approvalA leader files the record and it goes through review — the same path as every other request in the panel.
A check on three signalsDiscord ID, VK and the forum. You can see which match triggered the check, so a mistake is easy to sort out.
The term stays in viewA temporary block expires on its own, a permanent one stays. Automation warns about an expiry in advance.

When someonereturns under a new name.

A nickname changes in a minute, so a list kept in a pinned message stops working almost immediately.
  1. Registering again

    On registration a person is checked against the list by Discord ID — before they join the roster.

  2. The link came in another format

    VK and forum links are compared in a normalised form, so a record still matches when the address is written differently.

  3. A block is not forever

    A record has a duration or is permanent. A temporary one expires on its own, and an automation warns about it in advance.

Common questionsabout the blacklist.

Who can add a record?

A record is filed as a request and goes through approval — the same path as other requests in the panel. The approval permission is granted separately.

What is matched during the check?

The Discord ID plus VK and forum links. The result shows which match triggered the check.

Does the list apply on other servers?

No. Records belong to your server, like the rest of the organisation's data.

What happens when the term expires?

A temporary record simply stops matching. To avoid surprises, add a rule that warns before it expires.