Trust should be explained, not implied.
Aether is invited into communities people care about. This page explains the safeguards and controls visible in the current Aether build without making claims the software cannot support.
Discord permissions and role hierarchy
Moderation actions remain subject to Discord’s own permission model and role hierarchy. Aether cannot moderate a role above its own highest role. Server administrators decide which permissions and roles the bot receives.
Server configuration
/configwizard provides Aether’s guided setup. Server managers can configure the moderator role and logging channel, while /commands dashboard controls which commands and subcommands are enabled.
Personal data controls
The current bot includes /wipedata, described by Aether as deleting a user’s personal data from the bot. The action is irreversible. This site does not claim broader retention or compliance guarantees that are not established by the project source.
Operational transparency
Aether exposes readiness information for its bot and database. The public status site uses that health information alongside checks for the website and documentation so outages are visible rather than hidden.
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If you need clarification about permissions, configuration or how a feature behaves, ask in the official support server before inviting the bot.
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