# inviteDeleter

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This system is currently experiencing issues. It may not work :/
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### Overview:

The invite deleter is a system made for large server which are struggling to keep their amount of invite code below the discord limit.

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The new discord limit is max 1000 codes per servers
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The system has two main behaviour:\
&#x20; \- Ensure members doesn't have more codes than defined (1 by default)\
![](/files/jFscAOCjqpgASYICtp6E)\
\- Ensure the global amount of invite is below a threshold (950 by default)![](/files/BL0gY5oCJq9EPnWyHyM2)\
-> Every deletion can be logged in a text channel.\
The system also allows to ignore from deletion invites with more than X uses (no ignore by default).

### Configuration:

You can configure the system using the /inviteDeleterConfig legacy or slash command.

![InviteDeleter config overview
](/files/8i2JQQ8PyEDIm1dBoIyK)

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Please note that this system is a [gold](/premium/gold.md) feature only
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```
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```

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