An auto thread bot: a thread under every post
/autothread makes every message posted in a channel start its own thread, which suits suggestion, showcase and question channels. Threads are named from the author and the date.
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What it does
- Name the threads your own way, with {author} where the person's name goes and {date} for the day. The default is "{author}'s thread".
- Choose how long an idle thread stays open before it tucks itself away: 1 hour, 1 day (the default), 3 days or 1 week.
- Messages from bots are not threaded.
- Turn it off again with the Off mode.
Set it up
- Add Sigil to your server and run
/setup. - In the channel, run
/autothreadand choose On. - Optionally set the thread name and how long threads stay open.
Good to know
- Sigil never reads what people write for this. It only sees that a message was posted.
- The bot needs the Create Public Threads and Send Messages in Threads permissions in the channel.
- For a channel of pictures,
/mediaonlycan keep it to pictures and videos, with a thread for every picture.
Commands
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/autothread mode [name] [archive]for people who manage the server -
/mediaonly mode [replies] [per_member] [chat]for people who manage the server
Every command, with what it does and what it needs, is in the guide.
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