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# YorokoBot
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This bot is a remake of the original HokuBot
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using Rust with Serenity and the Nix package manager.
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It is made for the [Archetype:Moon](https://archetype-moon.fr/) Discord server
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exclusively and won't work elsewhere.
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## What is YorokoBot ?
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YorokoBot is a Discord bot allowing users to subscribe to tags.
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Tags represent someone's center of interest.
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If something related to this topic is post on Discord, the sender can use
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the bot to ping each users that subscribed to this topic.
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## Why using YorokoBot when Discord roles exist ?
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To keep it simple, to prevent a Discord server to create a ton of roles.
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Moreover, the goal is to keep it simple for Moderators with simple commands.
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## Can everyone can add new tags ?
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No, only server's admins can create new tags for their own server.
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## Is everyone able to ping a tag (and possibly spam with it) ?
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Well, this is something that is server dependant.
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By default, only Discord admins will be able to ping a tag.
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But they can change this behaviour with a simple command that will allow
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each server member to ping someone.
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## What if I want to block someone to use the bot on my server specifically ?
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Each server will have a ban list at its disposition.
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Server admins will be able to block someone for using the bot on their server.
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## Is there a global banlist ?
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No, at least for now.
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But it could be a future feature.
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## Why is it designed to handle multiple servers ?
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Because as a student, I can't afford a big infrastructure.
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This bot will first be limited to a single server.
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I will see to make it available for everyone later.
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