Bans that end by themselves, and a history that remembers

Minecraft's own ban list has no expiry worth the name, so "banned for a week" has always meant a ban plus something else remembering to lift it. Keystone keeps one ledger instead: a reason, who decided, where it came from and when it ends — and it ends on its own. Nothing is ever deleted, so "has this person been in trouble before, and who let them back" is a question with an answer. You can also finally name somebody who is not standing in front of you: the server remembers everybody it has seen, follows a rename, and says so when one name has been worn by two accounts.

Added

3 September 2026

Finished

3 September 2026