# Anti-bot members standard

Typically, when new members join your server, you'll want them to undergo some verification to ensure they're human and not trouble-making bots. For this purpose, you'll need a channel where the @everyone role can view the content but cannot send messages. This channel is often named 'verification,' 'start here,' or 'verify.' Feel free to choose a name that aligns best with your project's theme and requirements.

Type: **/add-user-verification-security standard**

 and select a **role** that you will grant you members when they finish the verification.

| Parameter | Description                                                       |
| --------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Role      | A role to grant the members that passes the verification process. |
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After the user is verified, a new private channel is created, that channel is used to notify project owners and admins in the server that a new member joined and verified.

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