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Introducing Reporting: Help Us Keep the List Safe

We just gave every user a direct way to flag servers and bots that put people at risk — so quality listings stay the norm, not the exception.

kyzegs
· Updated Oct 24, 2026
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We just shipped a reporting feature for users.

Growth only matters if it's safe. Every server and bot on the list should be somewhere users can trust — not one that puts them at risk. Reporting gives every user a direct way to flag listings that don't meet that bar, so our moderators can act fast.

What you can do now

  • Report any server or bot listing straight from its page. You do not need an account, and reports stay confidential. Emojis and stickers in the directory have a Report button too.
  • Pick a category so moderators know what they're dealing with: spam or misleading content, unmarked NSFW, harassment or hate, scams, phishing or malware, illegal or dangerous content, or something else.
  • Add details so our team has context, not just a flag.

A listing header on TheDiscordList with the flag-shaped Report button next to Share and the join button.

What happens after you report

Reports go into a moderation queue reviewed by our team. Most reports are reviewed within 24 hours. Depending on severity, the owner can be warned, or the listing suspended, removed or banned. We keep an audit trail on every action so decisions are accountable, not arbitrary.

The report form on TheDiscordList with a list of report reasons, such as spam, unmarked NSFW, harassment and scams, and a details field

Why we built this

We can't manually review every listing at our scale. Users spot problems first — reporting turns that into a direct line to moderation instead of a dead end. It's part of a broader push: quality listings, real accountability, and a list that doesn't put anyone in harm's way to grow.

Spot something that shouldn't be here? Report it. We're listening.

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kyzegs

kyzegs writes about the mechanics of growth, discovery and retention on Discord.

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