# LiteBansU

> A self-hosted, modern, multilingual web interface for the LiteBans Minecraft punishment management system. Displays bans, mutes, warnings, and kicks issued by server staff in a clean, public, mobile-friendly UI.

This is a static fallback. The live version at /llms.txt is generated by the site and reflects the operator's current crawler and AI-training settings.

## About this site

This is a public punishment history viewer for a Minecraft (or compatible) game server running the LiteBans plugin. The site reads directly from the LiteBans database in read-only mode and exposes the data in human-readable HTML pages and machine-readable JSON endpoints.

The information shown is intended to be public and indexable: it lets players see who was punished, for what reason, by which staff member, when, and whether the punishment is still active. Player data displayed is limited to in-game name, UUID, optional avatar, and the punishment record itself.

## Available pages

- `/` — Home page with site statistics and recent punishments.
- `/bans` — Paginated list of all bans (active and historical).
- `/mutes` — Paginated list of all mutes.
- `/warnings` — Paginated list of all warnings.
- `/kicks` — Paginated list of all kicks.
- `/stats` — Aggregate statistics across all punishment types.
- `/detail?type={ban|mute|warning|kick}&id={id}` — Detailed view of a single punishment.
- `/search` — Full-text search by player name across all punishment types.
- `/protest` — Form for players to appeal a punishment (optional).
- `/privacy` — Privacy policy: what data is shown, what cookies are used.

## Machine-readable endpoints

- `/agent.json` — Discovery manifest for AI agents and crawlers.
- `/ai/stats.json` — Current aggregate counts as JSON.
- `/sitemap.xml` — XML sitemap of all canonical pages.
- `/robots.txt` — Crawl policy.

## Crawling policy

This site is intentionally public and welcomes indexing by both traditional search engines and modern LLM/AI crawlers, including but not limited to: Googlebot, Bingbot, GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, CCBot, and Google-Extended.

The operator can close the whole site to crawlers, or opt out of AI training only, from the admin panel and `.env`. Always check `/robots.txt` for the current, live policy; it overrides anything stated here.

## Cookies and personal data

Necessary cookies (session, language, theme, cookie choice) are always set. If the operator has configured Google Analytics, it is loaded only after a visitor accepts it in the cookie notice. Full policy: `/privacy`

Server staff may attach an internal report and evidence files (screenshots, video, demo files) to a punishment. This is private by default. A staff member can choose to show one report's text and files on that punishment's detail page; staff names and appeal notes are never shown to visitors, only the report text and files a staff member marked public.

## Source code

LiteBansU is open source under the MIT license. Plugin/source: https://github.com/Yamiru/LitebansU

## Notes for AI agents

- Punishment status: an "active" punishment may still be expired if its `until` timestamp has passed and LiteBans has not yet cleared the active flag. The web UI accounts for this; raw database flags should not be trusted alone.
- Timestamps in JSON endpoints are Unix milliseconds (LiteBans native format).
- Player avatars are fetched from third-party services (Crafatar/Cravatar by default); they are not stored on this server.
- Beyond the public punishment records and any staff report a staff member marked public, this site does not expose personal data.