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# Member standing and the /standing command

> How Thea scores a member's AutoMod record on your server, how points decay, and what /standing shows.

Every AutoMod finding and every manual `/warn` on a server writes to that member's **standing**. Members can look at their own record. Staff can look at anyone's.

This is per-server. It is not the same as [account standing](/account/standing), which is Thea's platform ledger for the person who signed in to the dashboard.

## Check standing

```
/standing
```

The reply is ephemeral. It shows the member's current tier, recent actions, and any active points.

Staff with **Moderate Members** can pass a user:

```
/standing user:@member
```

## Tiers

| Tier          | Meaning                                                                              |
| ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Good**      | No meaningful recent record.                                                         |
| **Limited**   | Some findings; the member is not yet at risk of the strongest automatic actions.     |
| **At risk**   | Enough points that repeat-offender escalation is likely to fire on the next finding. |
| **Suspended** | The record is severe enough that the strongest configured actions are in play.       |

Thea does not show a raw score to members. It shows the tier and the actions that produced it.

## What counts

* AutoMod actions on this server (warns, quarantines, timeouts, and so on)
* Manual `/warn` from a moderator

Kicks and bans from other servers, global-blacklist listings, and platform account standing do **not** appear here.

## Decay

Points fall off over time. More severe actions take longer to decay (from about 90 days up to about 2 years). After the window, that action no longer holds the member in a worse tier.

## Repeat offenders

**Settings → AutoMod → Repeat offenders** raises the action when a member accumulates enough findings in a window you set. The count uses AutoMod's event log. Message content is never stored — only a hash used to correlate repeats.

Configure the ladder there, or with `/automod escalation`. Repeat-offender escalation can raise an action. It never lowers one.

See [AutoMod](/moderation/automod) for the full action list.