# Anti rejoin system

A common way to bypass invite tracking during invite leaderboard challenges is through **rejoins**.

#### What is a rejoin?

A **rejoin** occurs when a user leaves and rejoins a server using a different invite to manipulate invite counts.

**Example scenario:**

1. Member A joins using Member B’s invite → B gets **+1**
2. Member A leaves the server → B gets **-1**
3. Member A rejoins using Member C’s invite → C would normally get **+1**

This behavior can artificially inflate invite scores.

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### Rejoin Detection & Protection

To mitigate this, the **Rejoin System** provides two main features:

#### Rejoin Alert Logs

Receive alerts whenever a user rejoins the server using a different inviter.

* Helps moderators identify suspicious behavior
* Can be configured via:
  * Dashboard
  * `/setlogs` command

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#### Anti-Rejoin Behavior

Ensures that only the **original inviter** is credited, even if a user rejoins using a different invite.

**Example with anti-rejoin enabled:**

1. Member A joins using B → B gets **+1**
2. Member A leaves → B gets **-1**
3. Member A rejoins using C → **B gets +1 (not C)**

* Prevents invite farming via rejoins
* Can be configured via:
  * Dashboard
  * `/advancedconfig` menu

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You can if you want set a pardon threshold though the same command / menu

#### Anti rejoin fake parameter

Allows you to count rejoin-related invites as fake.

You can setup it:

* &#x20;though the /fakeconfig&#x20;
* Though the security tab of the dashboard


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