Group rules

Telegram group rules your members can find in one tap.

Pick a ready rule set, paste it into Limzo once, and any member can type /rules to see it, on every plan, Free included. No more digging for an old pinned message. And Limzo’s free guards back up the rules people break most: spam, scam links and bot accounts.

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No rules to write
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One command, always current

Members type /rules and Limzo replies in the chat with your group’s rules under a clear header. Change the text once in the Mini App and every later /rules shows the new version.

Free on every plan

Rules are plain text up to 2,500 characters, with line breaks and emoji kept. One rule per line reads best. Nothing to unlock: /rules works the same on Free and Pro.

Rules that enforce themselves

Link removal, anti-spam and a newcomer captcha are free on every plan too. “No spam” and “no scam links” stop being a promise and start being the default.

01Turn it on

Two switches in the Mini App.

01
Add Limzo as admin
One tap adds Limzo to your group. It asks for Delete messages, which removes spam, and Ban users, which mutes spammers and removes accounts that never verify.
02
Turn on moderation
Every Limzo setting is a switch in a Mini App inside Telegram. Moderation is off by default; once it’s on, the spam and flood rules run by themselves, with nothing to write.

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03
Switch on newcomer verification
New members stay muted until they tap the button. Accounts that never do are removed a few minutes later and can rejoin to try again.

Newcomer verification

Limzo Mini App Protection menu with moderation and the newcomer check switched on

The newcomer verification switch in Limzo’s Mini App, turned on

How to add rules to a Telegram group

Telegram has no /rules command of its own, so most groups pin a message and hope people scroll to it. With Limzo, add the bot to your group, open Limzo Mini App → Group rules, type or paste your rules into Rules shown by /rules and save. From then on, anyone in the group can type /rules and Limzo replies with them.

/rules is on by default, and you can switch it off under Commands. Until you save rules, the command tells members there are none yet and gives admins a button straight to the settings, so nobody types it into silence.

Telegram group rules templates you can copy

Pick one, copy it into Limzo Mini App → Group rules and change the details to fit your group. Every template is plain text and well under the 2,500-character limit, so it works on the Free plan.

General community group

📜 Welcome! Please keep these in mind: 1. Be kind and respectful. No insults, hate speech or harassment. 2. Stay on topic. Off-topic chat is fine in moderation. 3. No spam, ads or self-promotion without admin approval. 4. No adult, violent or illegal content. 5. Don’t share other people’s private information. 6. Use English so everyone can follow. 7. Follow admin instructions. Questions about a decision? Message an admin privately. Breaking the rules can lead to a warning, a mute or a ban.

Crypto or project community

📜 Community rules 1. Admins will NEVER DM you first. Anyone who does is a scammer: report them. 2. Never share your seed phrase, private keys or wallet login with anyone. 3. No shilling other projects, no referral links, no unofficial links. 4. Official links are in the pinned message only. 5. No price predictions presented as fact, and no financial advice. 6. No FUD, no impersonating the team. 7. Respect everyone, whatever they hold. Scam links are removed automatically and their senders are banned.

Gaming group or clan

🎮 Clan rules 1. Respect every player. No toxicity, slurs or rage posts. 2. No cheats, hacks, exploits or account selling. 3. Spoilers go behind a warning. 4. Keep LFG posts to one per game session. 5. No spam, sticker floods or invite links to other servers. 6. Clan events and times are in the pinned post. 7. Disputes go to an admin in private, not in the chat. GG and have fun!

Study group or class

📚 Study group rules 1. Questions of any level are welcome. No mocking. 2. Keep the chat about the course: notes, deadlines, questions. 3. No sharing exam answers during a test. 4. Credit the person when you share their notes. 5. No ads, no paid essay offers. 6. Use a clear first line for questions, like “Math, task 4”. 7. Be on time for group sessions, or say you can’t make it.

Work or team group

Team chat guidelines 1. Work topics only. Personal chat goes to direct messages. 2. Mark urgent messages with ❗ and use it sparingly. 3. Reply in a thread or with a quote, so context isn’t lost. 4. No client data, passwords or files marked confidential here. 5. Working hours are 9:00–18:00. No reply expected outside them. 6. Decisions are written down in the pinned message. 7. Be respectful, even in disagreement.

Customers and support

Support group rules 1. Be polite to staff and other members. 2. One question per message, with your order number if it’s about an order. 3. Never post your password, card details or full address here. 4. Our team will never ask for payment in a private chat. 5. No ads or links to other shops. 6. Check the pinned FAQ before asking. 7. Replies may take a few hours: we answer every question in order.

Trading or signals group

📈 Group rules 1. Nothing here is financial advice. Trade at your own risk. 2. Admins never DM first and never ask you to send funds. 3. No “guaranteed profit” offers, pump calls or paid signal ads. 4. No referral or affiliate links. 5. Post charts with your reasoning, not just “buy now”. 6. Respect other traders’ views and losses. 7. Scammers impersonating admins get banned: check usernames carefully.

Local or city group

🏙️ Group rules 1. Posts must be about our city or neighbourhood. 2. Be respectful. No politics flame wars, no hate speech. 3. Buy, sell and rent posts: one per item, with price and area. 4. No spam, chain messages or unverified scary news. 5. Lost and found, events and recommendations are always welcome. 6. Never share someone’s address or photo without their consent. 7. Report problems to an admin, not in the chat.

Language practice group

🌍 Group rules 1. Write in English as much as you can. 2. Mistakes are welcome: that’s how we learn. 3. Correct others kindly, and only when they ask for it. 4. Native speakers: help, don’t judge. 5. Voice messages are fine, but keep them short. 6. No dating requests or private messages without permission. 7. No ads for paid lessons unless an admin allows it.

Buy and sell group

🛒 Marketplace rules 1. One post per item per day. Include price, condition, location and a photo. 2. Mark your post SOLD when it’s gone. 3. No weapons, drugs, counterfeit goods or anything illegal. 4. Meet in a public place, and check items before paying. 5. Never pay a deposit to someone you can’t verify. 6. No price-bashing in the comments. 7. Scammers are banned and reported.

What makes group rules work

Keep it to five to ten rules. One rule per line, the most important first. Long rules get skimmed.
Say what happens when a rule is broken. A warning, a mute or a ban: Limzo’s /warn, /mute and /ban let admins act on it in one reply.
Point newcomers at the rules. End your welcome message with “Type /rules before posting”, so every new member sees them from day one.
Back “no scam links” with a switch. Turn on automatic link removal and the anti-spam guard, so the rule holds even when no admin is online.
Pin a short version too. A three-line pinned summary plus /rules for the full list covers members who never type a command.

Pinned message or /rules?

Use both. A pinned message is what people see first, but it gets buried the moment you pin an announcement. /rules answers in the chat at any time, in the middle of an argument or for a newcomer who just asked “is this allowed?”, and it is always the current version. A short pinned summary plus /rules for the full text is the setup most active groups end up with.

Rules Limzo enforces for you

Written rules work best when the obvious ones enforce themselves. Limzo’s anti-spam guard clears spam, link removal deletes links you have not allowed, the newcomer captcha keeps bot accounts out, and you can block forwarded messages. Every guard is free on every plan, and the full list is in every moderation switch.

Common questions

How do I add rules to a Telegram group?

Add Limzo to the group, then open the Mini App and go to Group rules. Paste your rules into “Rules shown by /rules” and save. Members can then type /rules to see them at any time.

Is the /rules command free?

Yes. Saving rules and the /rules command work on every plan, Free included. Rules are plain text up to 2,500 characters, with line breaks and emoji kept.

What happens if someone types /rules before I set any?

Limzo replies that the group has no rules yet and shows a button to the settings, so admins know where to add them. Once you save rules, the same command shows them.

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