Network
Ban once, protected everywhere
The moment a case is opened, the ban applies across every connected server — no re-reporting, no copying IDs between mod teams.
Discord trust & safety network
MrBridy.net connects moderation across every Discord community it protects. A scammer or rule-breaker banned in one server is stopped at the door of the next — with the evidence, the reasoning and the appeal route attached to the case, permanently.
That gap is where the damage happens. Someone gets banned for running a Nitro scam, opens Discord, and joins three more communities the same afternoon. Small servers rarely have the staff to notice; large ones rarely have the time. The network closes the gap.
Network
The moment a case is opened, the ban applies across every connected server — no re-reporting, no copying IDs between mod teams.
Due process
A dedicated appeal server stays reachable to everyone. Getting it wrong is possible; leaving someone with no way to say so isn't acceptable.
Public trust
Anyone can search a Discord ID for free — no account needed. Trading, hiring a dev, adding a partner server: check first.
Record
Unbanning changes a case's status, never its history. The original reason, evidence and moderator stay attached forever.
Scale
When twenty alt accounts run the same script, staff ban the lot in one go — one shared piece of evidence, one case each.
Live log
Ban-log channels update in place across the whole network the second a case is edited, noted or reversed.
How a case moves
A member reports a scam or a whole server through this site, or network staff flag a ToS violation from inside Discord.
Staff attach evidence, a reason and a category, then confirm the duration — nothing is enforced automatically.
The ban lands in every protected server at once, except the appeal server, where the user can still respond.
The case is searchable by ID, appealable by the user, and kept on record whichever way the appeal goes.
The public lookup is the part of this network that belongs to everyone, not just moderators. Paste a Discord user ID and see whether it carries ban history before you trade, hire, partner or hand over access.
Public ban lookup
Report
You don't need to be staff. Anyone who was targeted, or saw it happen, can send a report.
Evidence helps a lot. Screenshots, message links, transaction IDs — anything that shows what happened.
A human reads every one. Reports go to the safety team, not an automated ban queue.
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