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Patso Design (Round 2) After: Blocking Users in Comments
3. Ban history and context

All moderation details are stored in one place: ban reason, date, restriction duration, and moderator notes. This makes it easy to understand the context even months later.
Post #22 6.12K
Patso Design (Round 2) After: Blocking Users in Comments
2. Ban templates

Create reusable templates for different types of violations. Each template can include its own restrictions, ban duration, and additional actions.
You can also set a paid unban request directly inside Telegram without using third-party bots.
Post #11 5.87K
Patso Design (Round 2) After: Blocking Users in Comments
1. Faster user banning

Blocking a user now takes just three taps.
Post #5 5.83K
Patso Design (Round 2) Before: Blocking Users in Comments If you run a Telegram channel, you’ve probably dealt with spam in the comments more times than you can count. And lately, it’s getting worse: scam bots, fake job offers, drug ads, or just endless fights between subscribers.…
After: Blocking Users in Comments
Post #4 5.34K
Before: Blocking Users in Comments

If you run a Telegram channel, you’ve probably dealt with spam in the comments more times than you can count. And lately, it’s getting worse: scam bots, fake job offers, drug ads, or just endless fights between subscribers. As a result, moderation takes more time and attention than ever.

Here are the main issues with managing comments today:

1. The banning flow takes too long
To block a user, you need to: hold the message → tap “Delete” → go through a modal with several options you have to reconfigure every single time. That’s around 6 taps just to ban one person. And if you want to apply a temporary restriction, you have to open the group settings on top of that.

2. Different types of spam, same repetitive process
Most spam falls into a few common categories: fake job posts, channel ads, scam bots, flooding, or aggressive commenters. Each type requires a different action — some users only need a short mute, others should be permanently banned right away. But even though these situations repeat constantly, moderators still have to manually configure the same actions for every new offender.

3. No context behind bans
A few months later, a banned user might message asking to be unbanned. But by then, it’s almost impossible to remember why they were banned in the first place or whether they deserve a second chance.

4. Disabling comments on a post is unintuitive
To turn off comments for a specific post, you need to go into the linked group and delete the post there. It’s so non-obvious that I used to temporarily unlink the discussion group from the channel just to publish a post without comments.
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