,cmute

aka ,channelmute

mutes from channel

User permissions

Manage Messages

Cooldown

none

Other surface

/channelmute · 10 slash subs vs 0 prefix

Anchor

#cmute

Syntax

,cmute [subcommands]
/channelmute <subcommand>

Example

No example recorded yet. The source module carries none, and one written here would be a guess at what the arguments accept.

Subcommands

None. ,cmute is a single command with no subcommand tree.

Slash leaves

10 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 10 leaves on the slash surface against 0 subcommands in its prefix tree. Both lists are on this page in full; neither is a summary of the other.
/channelmute channel mutegroup channel

Strip SendMessages

#cmute-channel-mute
/channelmute channel unmutegroup channel

Restore SendMessages

#cmute-channel-unmute
/channelmute emote mutegroup emote

Strip UseExternalEmojis

#cmute-emote-mute
/channelmute emote unmutegroup emote

Restore UseExternalEmojis

#cmute-emote-unmute
/channelmute hidden mutegroup hidden

Strip ViewChannel

#cmute-hidden-mute
/channelmute hidden unmutegroup hidden

Restore ViewChannel

#cmute-hidden-unmute
/channelmute image mutegroup image

Strip AttachFiles/EmbedLinks

#cmute-image-mute
/channelmute image unmutegroup image

Restore AttachFiles/EmbedLinks

#cmute-image-unmute
/channelmute reaction mutegroup reaction

Strip AddReactions

#cmute-reaction-mute
/channelmute reaction unmutegroup reaction

Restore AddReactions

#cmute-reaction-unmute