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Reputation notifications

Reputation notification settings: bot response mode, phrases, auto-delete, topics and message markers.

Tip: change one option at a time and verify the result in the group so false positives are easy to spot.

In short

Notifications tell members when reputation changes. Keep them concise to avoid turning karma into chat noise.

How it works

  1. A reputation increase, decrease or leaderboard overtake creates a notification event.
  2. Defendy selects the active template, substitutes its event-specific variables and adds optional marker reactions.
  3. The notification is sent to the selected topic and removed after the configured delay.

Set it up step by step

  1. Open Defendy in Telegram and choose the group you want to configure.
  2. Compare the current values with the defaults explained below.
  3. Change one option at a time; use the least disruptive value that meets your goal.
  4. Check the result in the group after saving.

Every setting explained

Upvote notifications

Default: On.

Sends a message when reputation increases.

Downvote notifications

Default: On.

Sends a message when reputation decreases.

Overtake notifications

Default: Off.

Sends a message when one member overtakes another in rating.

Auto-delete notifications

Default: 60 sec.

Deletes reputation notifications after the selected time.

Random phrase

Default: On.

Randomizes active notification templates.

Message markers

Default: Off.

Adds configured emoji markers to the source or target message.

Notification topic

Default: Not set.

Optional forum topic for reputation notifications.

Practical example

Enable upvote notifications, keep downvote and overtake messages off, and delete the notice after 60 seconds. Test the template with a real vote to verify names, score and rank variables.

Recommendations

  • Auto-delete is recommended for active chats.
  • Use overtake notifications only when leaderboards are part of the community culture.

Troubleshooting

  • Check that Defendy is still an administrator in the group.
  • Refresh the settings panel and make sure you are editing the correct group.
  • If a setting is saved but does not work, check the bot permissions in Telegram.
  • If you are not sure what happened, open the moderation log.

Need help?

If a setting behaves differently than expected, contact support.@ubotz