/timeout leverages Discord’s built-in timeout system, so the restriction is enforced natively across every channel in your server.
Description
The/timeout command applies Discord’s native timeout to a member for a specified duration. While timed out, the member cannot send messages, react to messages, join voice channels, or interact in your server in any meaningful way. The timeout expires automatically after the set duration — no manual action required. The action and reason are logged in Burger Bot’s moderation records for your team’s reference.
Usage
Parameters
The server member you want to timeout. Must be an
@mention of a current member of your server.How long the timeout should last. Use shorthand duration notation:
Discord’s maximum timeout duration is 28 days.
| Format | Duration |
|---|---|
10m | 10 minutes |
1h | 1 hour |
12h | 12 hours |
1d | 1 day |
7d | 7 days |
A brief explanation for the timeout. Saved to Burger Bot’s moderation log and visible to other moderators.
Permissions Required
| Role | Access |
|---|---|
| Moderator or higher | ✅ Can apply timeouts |
| Regular members | ❌ No access |
Example Usage
Timeout a member for 10 minutes:Discord’s timeout feature prevents the member from interacting in all channels simultaneously — you don’t need to configure this per channel. However, server owners cannot be timed out, and members with roles higher than or equal to the moderator applying the timeout may be protected depending on your server’s role hierarchy.
