[image] Where can I find how long this automatic silence lasts or where that duration is configured? I’ve checked: Admin → Settings → Trust Levels Admin → Settings → Posting Rate limit and new user settings I don’t see an explicit silence duration setting tied to this behavior, and the UI doesn’t show an expiry time for the silence. Is it permanent? For new users, I would like to be able to set this for 24 hours. So far, most spam accounts that are silenced don’t return to try again. But real users will return. Sometimes they are silenced for pasting their first message. I also read: New user auto-silenced with no option to approve? Lastly, [image] As admin, I don’t get these messages. So I need to add myself as a moderator also?

[imagen] haydenjames: lol thanks. Where would I change this to 24 hours, but for only first-time posters only who type too fast? I don’t think you can atm. At least definitely not via UI. It could be an oversight or just something we have never implemented. We do have the duration-setting for silencing in chat, which was added more recently, so I think this is a good candidate to make a feature request for :slight_smile:

They are silenced until they are unsilenced by the manual actions of a moderator. These moderators will be warned by a flag, which will be in the review queue (available at /review). Here’s a redacted screenshot of one from Meta earlier today: [Screenshot 2025-12-30 at 13.57.28]

It is a bit odd that we have this code, which defaults to a 1000 years (lol), but also seemed to have had the ability to set a custom configuration though @user.silenced_till = @opts[:silenced_till] || 1000.years.from_now

[imagen] chapoi: @user.silenced_till = @opts[:silenced_till] || 1000.years.from_now lol thanks. Where would I change this to 24 hours, but for only first-time posters who type too fast? @Bas I don’t get those warnings in notifications. So it would seem as admin I also need to add myself to the mods group.

Ok thanks. In the meantime, I will add myself to the mods group to receive the notifications.

[imagen] haydenjames: I will add myself to the mods group to receive the notifications. If you haven’t already you may also want to check the site settings related to automatic silencing, especially Notify mods when user silenced [imagen] chapoi: It is a bit odd that we have this code, which defaults to a 1000 years (lol), but also seemed to have had the ability to set a custom configuration though @user.silenced_till = @opts[:silenced_till] || 1000.years.from_now I assumed that the code would be used for the custom time period when you manually silence a user for a certain amount of time. [Screenshot_20251230_141632_Chrome]

[imagen] Moin: If you haven’t already you may also want to check the site settings related to automatic silencing, especially Notify mods when user silenced Yes, that’s already checked, but I don’t get the alerts.

[imagen] haydenjames: Yes, that’s already checked, but I don’t get the alerts. That’s interesting. We also have that setting checked on our site but it seems that moderators do not always get the alert in the Review Queue. I thought it was perhaps a quirk related to our particular Discourse instance but perhaps not. The problem is that it is completely random; sometimes we get alerts, other times not. Any ideas how to troubleshoot this?

I think the setting is kind of the backup so moderators know even when the user isn’t added to the review queue (for whatever reason :woman_shrugging: ). Is there a PM in the inbox of the moderator group about the user being silenced?

No, there is not. The most basic flow is like this: system silences a user (for whatever reason) it appears in the Review Queue moderators deal with it There is no PM, no other notification indicating a user was silenced for typing too fast etc. The only reason I know there are these random times without notifications is because I regularly check the Admin >> Users >> Silenced tab.

I just wanted to make sure that no message is actually sent. It could also be that no one notices because the notification level of the moderator inbox is set so that it causes little (in this case, perhaps too little) noise. I think it could work to use #data-explorer and #automation to send a message or post in a topic in the staff category when @system silences a user. Something like: SELECT target_user_id, details, updated_at FROM user_histories WHERE action = 30 AND acting_user_id = -1 AND updated_at >= NOW() - INTERVAL '1 hour' And a “Schedule a PM with Data Explorer results” or a “Schedule a post in a topic with Data Explorer results” automation that runs every hour

¿Cuánto dura el silencio automático de "Usuario nuevo escribió demasiado rápido"?

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haydenjames (Hayden James) 30 Diciembre, 2025 13:09 6

De acuerdo, gracias. Mientras tanto, me añadiré al grupo de moderadores para recibir las notificaciones.

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Automatic silencing for "typing too fast" doesn't notify administrator Bug	1	833	6 Julio 2023
User was banned for posting a reply within 3 seconds Product Support	10	1952	2 Octubre 2019
New user auto-silenced with no option to approve? Product Support	6	1503	10 Enero 2018
Fast typing threshold notification Product Support	2	153	3 Octubre 2025
Reason in the email sent to moderators when a user is automatically silenced not always correct Bug moderation , email , fixed	4	346	11 Noviembre 2025

¿Cuánto dura el silencio automático de "Usuario nuevo escribió demasiado rápido"?

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