Appealing
This page explains how you can setup the warnings appealing system. The system allows players to appeal when a warning has been issued towards them.
Should they find the warning unjustified they can appeal and a staff member can approve or reject the appeal. If the appeal is approved the warning is rolled back.
Underneath the
warnings-module
make sure to configure the appeals
section.warnings-module:
appeals:
#enable the ability to appeal a warning
enabled: true
# When enabled staff members must enter a reason of approval/rejection
# of the appeal
resolve-reason-enabled: false
# When enabled the player will have to choose an appeal reason from the
# list defined in the reasons property
# When disabled the player will get to fill in a reason himself.
fixed-reason: true
reasons:
- 'MOD abuse'
- 'I did not do it'
Following permission must be set or the appeals functionality can not be used:
Permission | Description |
staff.warn.view-my-warnings | Permission to open a GUI showing all your warnings. All players should get this permission. This is needed because it's the only entrypoint to the GUI where players can appeal. |
staff.warnings.manage.view | Allows the usage of the manage-warnings command. This is the entrypoint to the GUI that shows player warnings. |
Actor | Permission | Description |
player | staff.warnings.appeals.create | Permission to create an appeal. Players will need this permission to appeal a warning |
staff | staff.warnings.appeals.create.other | Permission to appeal a warning that is not your. You should only give this permission to staff members. This could be useful if for some reason the player can't appeal his warning himself. For example when he is banned. |
staff | staff.warnings.appeals.approve | Permission to approve an appeal |
staff | staff.warnings.appeals.reject | Permission to reject an appeal |
staff | staff.warnings.appeals.notifications | Permission to get appeal notifications. When you have this permission you will get notified about open appeals and whenever a player creates an appeal. |




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