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Documentation Index

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Adding Filters

Use /name-filters add to block usernames or nicknames that match specific words or patterns. Choose between phrase filters (simple text matching) or regex filters (pattern matching).
Phrase filters are easier and safer to use — they match any name containing the exact text (case-insensitive).
Regex filters are more powerful but require testing to avoid false positives.

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Examples

CommandWhat It Does
/name-filters add phrase scamBlocks names containing “scam” (e.g., scammer123, NFT-Scam-Bot)
/name-filters add regex (?i)sc[ae]mBlocks pattern variations like scam, scem, SCAM

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Removing Filters

Use /name-filters remove with the filter ID to delete a filter from your blocklist.
CommandWhat It Does
/name-filters remove <filter_id>Removes the filter with the specified ID
Find filter IDs on the Hashbot Dashboard Text Filters page, or use /name-filters list for a quick count and dashboard link.

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Bulk Management

For bulk filter management, the Dashboard is the fastest option:
  • Search your filter list by keyword
  • Import filters from a JSON file (Premium)
  • Export your entire filter list (Premium)
  • Filter Optimizer — identifies redundant or overlapping filters

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Tips

  • Use phrase filters for clear, specific keywords
  • Test regex filters on regex101.com (Golang flavor) before adding
  • Run /name-filters test <name> to verify a filter catches what you expect
  • Run /cleanse after adding new filters to catch existing members