Share bans with other streamers, and handle appeals
Sync your bans across platforms, use the shared banlist, and give viewers a way to appeal.
Two related things on one page: pulling in bans other streamers have already made, and giving the people you ban somewhere to argue their case that is not your DMs.
1. Sync your own bans first
- Open Banlist and Appeals in the sidebar.
- On the Banlist tab, turn on syncing your bans across your own platforms.
- Ban somebody once and they are banned everywhere you stream.
2. Use the shared list
- Turn on contributing to and drawing from the Community Banlist.
- Use Banlist sweep to check your existing chatters against it.
- Pick a channel and how far back to look, review the matches, and Select all or pick individually.
- Apply. Nothing is banned until you press it.
3. Trusted circles
- Create a circle, or Join with an invite code from a friend.
- Share your invite code with streamers you actually trust.
- Bans inside a circle carry more weight than the open list.
4. Turn on appeals
- Switch to the Appeals tab.
- Write the intro shown on your appeal page.
- Copy your appeal link and put it wherever banned viewers will see it - your panels, your Discord.
- Appeals arrive in the queue. Approve and unban, or Deny.
The sweep bans real people in bulk, so read the list before pressing Apply. A shared list is other streamers' judgement, not yours, and it is your channel that gets the complaint.
Approving an appeal unbans them everywhere you had them banned, in one action - you do not have to go around each platform undoing it.
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