Bots are infrastructure. Treat them with the same care as a payment account, analytics console, or production dashboard. If a bot can moderate, mention everyone, manage roles, or read sensitive channels, it needs an owner and a review date.
A lightweight audit can be enough: list every bot, note its purpose, check permissions, confirm the dashboard owner, and remove anything abandoned.
This sample article is intentionally conservative. It does not ask for bot tokens or private server exports, and it keeps the review process inside normal Discord administration.
Editorial note: This seeded article is realistic placeholder content. It is labeled as sample coverage and does not claim exclusive or breaking official information.