/config view → Logs opens the per-event switches if
you want to trim it down.
What gets logged
Role changes record who gave or removed the role, and moderation cases link back to the case
number.
Reading old deletions
Servers with a log channel and Message logs enabled keep recent message text and attachment links for 7 days, so a deletion is still readable after Discord’s own cache forgets it. That only covers messages the bot saw while online. Content sent before the log channel was configured, while the bot was offline, or older than seven days appears by ID only. Turning Message logs off stops new captures; existing rows expire on their own.What doesn’t get logged
- Changes Criminal makes itself ·
/setup mute,/channel lock, booster roles. Those commands write their own entry instead of being logged twice. - Anything the bot can’t attribute. Actor names come from the audit log, so Criminal needs View Audit Log; without it the event is still recorded, just without a “who”.
Format
Each entry has a title, a timestamp shown in the reader’s own timezone, and the details · who, where, and before/after where it applies. Entries never ping anyone.Voice logs and Message logs can each be switched off from
/config view → Logs without
disabling the rest of the system.