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## Member permissions

You can use <DocsLink section="builders" path="SlashCommandBuilder:Class#setDefaultMemberPermissions" type="method" /> to set the default permissions required for a member to run the command. Setting it to `0` will prohibit anyone in a guild from using the command unless a specific overwrite is configured or the user has the Administrator permission flag.
You can use <DocsLink section="builders" path="SlashCommandBuilder:Class#setDefaultMemberPermissions" type="method" /> to set the default permissions required for a member to run the command. Setting it to `0` will prohibit anyone in a guild from using the command unless a specific overwrite is configured or the user has the Administrator permission flag. This also controls the command's visibility, ensuring that only users with the required permissions can access it.

For this, we'll introduce two common and simple moderation commands: `ban` and `kick`. For a ban command, a sensible default is to ensure that users already have the Discord permission `BanMembers` in order to use it.

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