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  1. Blocklist Management
  2. Name-Filters
  3. Phrase & Regex

Phrase

Phrase: Any username that contains the keyword will be a match and triggers a ban. Phrases are case-sensitive.

Example: /name-filters add phrase Pascal

Would be a match: Pascal, Sir Pascal, Pascalou, Pascal the Great

Would NOT be a match: Pasca, pascal, pascalou, pascal 123 (Capitalization matters!)

A good use case for Phrase filters would be adding common, exact variations of you and your Team's names that are easy to mimic.

Example: your name is Signal. A common replacement for the lowercase L is a capital i

/name-filters add phrase SignaI

Would be a match: SignaI

Would NOT be a match: Signai (Capitalization matters!)

Notice when spelling SignaI with a capital i (which was done just now in this sentence), it looks like the lowercase L. A phrase filter for this exact word is a strong deterrent against this exact match.

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