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Auto responder #2

Open Div-100 opened 3 years ago

Div-100 commented 3 years ago

Some auto responder that responds to "Syntax Error" "Indentation Error" etc. With the same contents as r!tag learnpython @FalseDev

Makiyu-py commented 3 years ago

which bot is this gonna be implemented to though?

Iusedmy1stnamelol commented 3 years ago

Some auto responder that responds to "Syntax Error" "Indentation Error" etc. With the same contents as r!tag learnpython @FalseDev

I don't really think this is a good idea. What if the bot accidentally reads something else or a member is sending the wrong error ETC. This can annoying lots of people.

FalseDev commented 3 years ago

which bot is this gonna be implemented to though?

Coding Bot v4

Div-100 commented 3 years ago

Some auto responder that responds to "Syntax Error" "Indentation Error" etc. With the same contents as r!tag learnpython @FalseDev

I don't really think this is a good idea. What if the bot accidentally reads something else or a member is sending the wrong error ETC. This can annoying lots of people.

Well we could just make it Channel specific like it will only work in help channels.

FalseDev commented 3 years ago

Some auto responder that responds to "Syntax Error" "Indentation Error" etc. With the same contents as r!tag learnpython @FalseDev

I don't really think this is a good idea. What if the bot accidentally reads something else or a member is sending the wrong error ETC. This can annoying lots of people.

Well we could just make it Channel specific like it will only work in help channels.

See #4 we might have the help request channel which is a the exact place to do this!

Iusedmy1stnamelol commented 3 years ago

Some auto responder that responds to "Syntax Error" "Indentation Error" etc. With the same contents as r!tag learnpython @FalseDev

I don't really think this is a good idea. What if the bot accidentally reads something else or a member is sending the wrong error ETC. This can annoying lots of people.

Well we could just make it Channel specific like it will only work in help channels.

I still wouldn't agree, it can still be annoying incase the bot reads it wrong and it sends the error randomly. We can just keep tags for this

FalseDev commented 3 years ago

Some auto responder that responds to "Syntax Error" "Indentation Error" etc. With the same contents as r!tag learnpython @FalseDev

I don't really think this is a good idea. What if the bot accidentally reads something else or a member is sending the wrong error ETC. This can annoying lots of people.

Well we could just make it Channel specific like it will only work in help channels.

I still wouldn't agree, it can still be annoying incase the bot reads it wrong and it sends the error randomly. We can just keep tags for this

Wdym, it's programmatic not random.....

Explain "bot reads it wrong".

Iusedmy1stnamelol commented 3 years ago

Some auto responder that responds to "Syntax Error" "Indentation Error" etc. With the same contents as r!tag learnpython @FalseDev

I don't really think this is a good idea. What if the bot accidentally reads something else or a member is sending the wrong error ETC. This can annoying lots of people.

Well we could just make it Channel specific like it will only work in help channels.

I still wouldn't agree, it can still be annoying incase the bot reads it wrong and it sends the error randomly. We can just keep tags for this

Wdym, it's programmatic not random.....

Explain "bot reads it wrong".

If a user does something on accident or sends the wrong thing ETC, it would be very very annoying, to just get a random DM. if a user copied the full error and that error was related to the Trigger then it would get a trigger, which is still very annoying. Id say just let the tags handling it, I see no issue with the current method.

BobDotCom commented 3 years ago

I'd suggest if someone submits a request for help, the bot checks their last couple messages and if it sees "(indentation|syntax)error" in message.content, it won't let them submit the request.