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While the vast majority of moderation actions in Ahrism1 communities are accurate, evidence-based, and compliant with the Ahrism1 Security Policy and Global Rights, rare situations can occur where an action feels hostile, unclear, or potentially inaccurate.
A genuine warning receipt
A genuine timeout receipt
A genuine kick receipt
A genuine suspension receipt
How to Verify the Wick Bot Identity
How to Verify the Wick Bot Identity
A legitimate warning, timeout, or suspension is issued through Wick, not by staff or any other bot.
The official Wick Premium bot used in our servers has the following identity:
Name: Wick
Username: Wick#4943
UUID: 548410451818708993
App: Verified APP
Created on: February 22, 2019
If a moderation message related to any of our servers does not come from this bot, it is not an authentic or valid disciplinary action.
What a Genuine Moderation Receipt Looks Like
What a Genuine Moderation Receipt Looks Like
When a moderation action is taken against you in a server using the Wick bot, you will receive a direct message that serves as the official receipt. An authentic receipt contains several key elements that help you identify the action, the reason, and the server it came from.
Key Features of a Genuine Receipt
Key Features of a Genuine Receipt
Bot Identity: The message will be from the bot named Wick.
It must have a blue checkmark next to its name, indicating it is the official Verified App.
Server Identification: The message clearly states the Server Name where the action occurred.
Action Type & Duration (if applicable): The specific type of moderation action is announced.
Reason/Rule: This section uses the Rule Code and Rule Name hyperlinking to more information specifying why the action was taken:
Rule Code: A numerical identifier (e.g., 1.1).
Rule Name: The policy that was violated (e.g., "Community Disparagement").
Appeal Button (for timed/suspension actions): For actions that have a duration or are severe, an "Appeal" button will be present, which links to the official appeal process.
Checking the Reason Field
Checking the Reason Field
For a moderation action to be procedurally sound and transparent, the Reason Field must be complete.
If any of the elements below are missing, it indicates the action is invalid, improperly issued, and qualifies for appeal based on procedural error.
Correct Format Required in the “Reason” Field
Correct Format Required in the “Reason” Field
The reason field for any Wick moderation command must contain:
The action indicator symbol (e.g., ⚠️, 🛑, ⛔, ❗)
The rule code (e.g., 1.1)
The rule name exactly as written, and as a clickable hyperlink (e.g., Community Disparagement)
Example Timeout Receipt
Example Timeout Receipt
In this example, a user has been timed out for violating rule 1.1 Community Disparagement of the Ahrism1 Community Guidelines.
The receipt clearly indicates the action, has the proper emoji, the rule code, and the name of the violated rule being a hyperlink leading to the proper Community Disparagement timeout page.
Incorrect Reason Formats
Incorrect Reason Formats
Any moderation receipt must comply with the official format. Below are examples of receipt reasons which are never valid and indicate procedural error.
"rule 5 harassment”
“4.9 Invasive Harassment” (wrong code, real rule name, no hyperlink)
“likes dogs more than cats”
“staff disrespect”
“rule 2.6 Invasive Harassment” (wrong code, wrong category)
“ban evasion and harassing members”
“is an arab”
“they don’t like me”
“3.7 Sexual Harassment” (nonexistent code, real rule name)
“multiple rules broken”
“being toxic af”
“likes blue too much”
“5.0.2 Spamming” (invalid format, real rule name)
“they’re cringe”
"4.1.1 Spamming" (valid code, real rule name, no hyperlink)
“offensive behavior”
“4.1 Harassment + 3.4 + 1.1 at the same time”
“posting nsfw in general”
“harassment”
“rule 7 discrimination”
“they’re a furry”
“I didn’t like their tone”
“3.1 Caste” (wrong category, wrong code, wrong pairing)
“evading a ban + being annoying”
“they’re from [country]”
“rude in DMs to me personally”
“just toxic behaviour
“they know what they did”
“their profile picture is weird”
“2.4 Violence” (real rule name, wrong code)
“breaking guidelines probably”
“disrespecting mods”
“their bio is stupid”
“harassing my friend”
“8.3 Intense Violence” (wrong code, real rule name)
“spamming and being weird”
“rule 4 spamming”
“their vibe is off”
“weird energy”
“they’re a republican”
“1.5 Intimidation” (wrong code, real rule name)
“being weird in chat”
“their message felt hostile”
If You Spot a Mistake
If You Spot a Mistake
If your receipt is missing the Action Indicator Symbol, the Rule Code, the descriptive Rule Name, or a hyperlink to the violation page, it suggests a failure in the proper execution of the moderation process.
If you find any these elements missing, you have strong grounds to mention this procedural error in your appeal. A complete reason field is a baseline requirement for fair moderation.
If you believe your Global Rights have been violated or have been mistreated by a hostile staff member, immediately contact InternalAffairs@Ahrism1.com with the subject line "Abuse Report" and include as much detail as possible.
This page from the Ahrism1 Help Center guides you on how to identify whether a moderation action received in the Ahrism Discord, K/DA • The Blades Discord, or AhriMoans Discord is valid and properly issued. These communities rely on the official Wick Verified App for disciplinary actions, and this page explains how to confirm a receipt’s authenticity. Users learn how to verify the Wick bot’s identity, check the required elements of a legitimate moderation receipt, understand correct reason formatting, and distinguish proper actions from procedural errors. The page includes example receipts, lists of incorrect formats, and clear indicators of what qualifies a moderation action as authentic.Tags: Navigational: Ahrism1 Help Center, Wick Verification Guide, Ahrism Moderation Receipts Informational: How to verify Wick moderation actions, Identifying invalid moderation actions in Ahrism communities Transactional: Moderation Receipt Check, Ahrism1 Procedure Validation, Internal Affairs Reporting
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