Tags
Answer the same question once.
Save your server's stock answers and recall them with `/tag`. Plain messages by default, embeds when you want them, with aliases, per-channel and per-role restrictions, and the option to reply privately or send to a channel.
A saved answer, on demand
Two names per tag, the command name and the display name, plus aliases, so the FAQ answer comes out however somebody asks for it.
- Plain or designedA tag is a normal message unless you decide it should be an embed.
- Who can use it, whereAllow and block lists for channels and roles, plus an NSFW switch.
- Reply, private, DM or channelFour output modes, so a rules tag and a staff-only tag can behave differently.
- Aliases and ownershipSeveral names for one answer, and a claim system so tags do not go stale with their author.
What your members type
Commands are registered per server and only while the system is switched on, so a server that never turns this on never sees them in its command list.
/tagSends a saved tag. The server's answer to a question it keeps being asked.
/tags createSaves a new tag. Opens a form for the text when none is typed.
/tags editRewrites a tag. Owners only, unless ownership is switched off.
/tags deleteDeletes a tag. Owners always may; staff may delete any tag.
4 more commands in Tags. Every one can be renamed, restricted to roles or switched off per channel from the dashboard. See the docs
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