diff --git a/docs/moderators.md b/docs/moderators.md
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+# Moderator's guide to Mjolnir (bot edition)
+
+Moderating a community shouldn't be difficult - Mjolnir gives you the tools to make moderation simple and 
+impersonal.
+
+## Quick usage
+
+If you're actively dealing with an incident, here's what you need to know:
+
+* Always talk to Mjolnir in your coordination room.
+* `!mjolnir ban <shortcode> user @spammer:example.org` will ban someone.
+* `!mjolnir ban <shortcode> server example.org` will ban a whole server.
+* `!mjolnir rules` will tell you what the shortcodes are for your ban lists (needed above).
+* `!mjolnir redact @spammer:example.org #room:example.org` will redact someone's posts in a specific room.
+* `!mjolnir redact @spammer:example.org` will redact someone's posts in all rooms Mjolnir protects.
+
+## How Mjolnir works
+
+Mjolnir uses rules to define its behaviours, with rules defined in ban lists. The rules Mjolnir gets from
+ban lists are additive, meaning they cannot be cancelled out. The first rule that matches will be the one
+that bans an entity.
+
+Entities are rooms, users, and servers. The Mjolnir bot only handles users and servers, representing them
+as membership bans and server ACLs. ACLs are automatically applied because the rules transfer directly into
+the ACL format while membership bans are applied on sight. Within Matrix it is not currently possible to
+ban a set of users by glob/regex, so Mjolnir monitors the rooms it protects for membership changes and
+bans people who match rules when they join/are invited.
+
+Mjolnir can run through Pantalaimon if your coordination room is encrypted (this is recommended). Your
+coordination/management room is where you and all of your moderators can speak to Mjolnir and update the
+rules it uses. Be sure to keep this room private to avoid unauthorized access to the bot.
+
+Note that Mjolnir performs all its moderation actions as itself rather than encouraging you to use your
+own personal account. Banning someone with a personal account can feel like a targeted attack, leading to
+further abuse sent to you - using a bot can sometimes diminish the effect. You're welcome to ban someone
+without using Mjolnir - the bot won't interfere.
+
+## List management
+
+Mjolnir can manage ban lists created through commands. These ban lists can be shared with the general
+public or kept private for internal reference. Lists that can be managed are referenced by shortcode - a
+string that identifies the room without spaces. For example, a terms of service list might have the shortcode
+`tos`.
+
+To create a new list, run `!mjolnir list create tos terms-of-service-bans`. This creates a new list with
+the shortcode `tos` and the alias `#terms-of-service-bans:yourserver.org`. Bans can then be added with
+`!mjolnir ban tos user @spammer:example.org` (see `!mjolnir help` for full command reference).
+
+Mjolnir can also watch other people's ban lists through `!mjolnir watch #matrix-org-bans:example.org`.
+To unsubscribe, use `!mjolnir unwatch #list:example.org`.
+
+## Bans
+
+Bans are appended to ban lists and enforced immediately. There are three kinds of bans that can be issued:
+user, server, and room. Currently the bot won't act upon room bans, but other parts of Mjolnir might. As
+mentioned earlier, user and server bans are enforced at the room level through existing support in Matrix.
+
+Bans support wildcards (`*`) as well, allowing you to ban entire subdomains where required. If you wanted
+to ban all of example.org for instance, you'd ban `example.org` and `*.example.org`.
+
+To issue a ban, use `!mjolnir ban <shortcode> <entity> <glob> [reason]`. Reasons are optional. For example:
+`!mjolnir ban tos server *.example.org Known for spam` to ban the `*.example.org` server for spam.
+
+If you've banned someone from mistake, you can remove the rule from the ban list using the unban command:
+`!mjolnir unban <shortcode> <entity> <glob> [apply]`. Note that this just removes the rule and might not
+cause an unban because another list may still ban the entity. The `[apply]` argument can be specified as `true`
+or `false` (default `false`) then the unban is applied immediately regardless of rules, though the unban
+might be reversed immediately afterwards due to another rule banning the entity.
+
+Rules (bans) can be imported with `!mjolnir import <room alias/ID> <shortcode>` - this will inspect the
+room's state and generate rules for `<shortcode>` to populate.
+
+## Redactions
+
+Often it is desirable to remove some content without having to do it yourself. Mjolnir can look up past
+events sent by a user and redact them with `!mjolnir redact @spammer:example.org #room:example.org`. If
+you want to redact events by that person from all protected rooms, don't specify a room at the end.
+
+## Management
+
+Sometimes you might want to see what Mjolnir is up to. There's some commands in `!mjolnir help` that could
+be of use to you, such as `!mjolnir rules` to see what rules it is actually enforcing and `!mjolnir status`
+to see if Mjolnir is even running where you expect it to.
diff --git a/src/commands/CommandHandler.ts b/src/commands/CommandHandler.ts
index 45976d6..3e338c7 100644
--- a/src/commands/CommandHandler.ts
+++ b/src/commands/CommandHandler.ts
@@ -68,6 +68,8 @@ export async function handleCommand(roomId: string, event: any, mjolnir: Mjolnir
                 "!mjolnir sync                                                       - Force updates of all lists and re-apply rules\n" +
                 "!mjolnir verify                                                     - Ensures Mjolnir can moderate all your rooms\n" +
                 "!mjolnir list create <shortcode> <alias localpart>                  - Creates a new ban list with the given shortcode and alias\n" +
+                "!mjolnir watch <room alias/ID>                                      - Watches a ban list\n" +
+                "!mjolnir unwatch <room alias/ID>                                    - Unwatches a ban list\n" +
                 "!mjolnir import <room alias/ID> <list shortcode>                    - Imports bans and ACLs into the given list\n" +
                 "!mjolnir help                                                       - This menu\n";
             const html = `<b>Mjolnir help:</b><br><pre><code>${htmlEscape(menu)}</code></pre>`;
diff --git a/src/commands/DumpRulesCommand.ts b/src/commands/DumpRulesCommand.ts
index 3147f43..a904546 100644
--- a/src/commands/DumpRulesCommand.ts
+++ b/src/commands/DumpRulesCommand.ts
@@ -28,8 +28,10 @@ export async function execDumpRulesCommand(roomId: string, event: any, mjolnir:
         hasLists = true;
         let hasRules = false;
 
-        html += `<a href="${list.roomRef}">${list.roomId}</a>:<br/><ul>`;
-        text += `${list.roomRef}:\n`;
+        const shortcodeInfo = list.listShortcode ? ` (shortcode: ${list.listShortcode})` : '';
+
+        html += `<a href="${list.roomRef}">${list.roomId}</a>${shortcodeInfo}:<br/><ul>`;
+        text += `${list.roomRef}${shortcodeInfo}:\n`;
 
         for (const rule of list.serverRules) {
             hasRules = true;