When a group grows and spammers start showing up, this is one of the easiest ways to restore order. Nearly everything is configured with buttons.
An open group with no moderation lasts about a week before bots with crypto schemes and shady links move in. Group Help is built for exactly that problem. It greets newcomers with a captcha, cuts flooding and removes messages with links or banned words.
What we like is that setup does not require memorising commands. You call up the settings menu inside the group and switch everything with buttons: punishments for flooding, how many warnings before a ban, the welcome text, and night mode, which locks messages or media overnight.
There is a moderation log, simple group stats and custom commands for answers you give all the time. If you would rather not have someone else's bot sitting in your group, you can clone it for free with your own name and avatar.
It has downsides too. The menu has grown large over the years, so the setting you want is not always where you expect it. Captcha has to be switched on manually. For big communities with several linked chats, tools with shared bans across groups are more convenient.
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