¶ About the module
This module will allow you to eliminate and warn those users who send messages with repeated text.
We recommend using this module if you manage a community.
This module is in an early stage, which can result in false positives or not correctly detecting a positive. We constantly work so that this doesn't happen.
¶ Getting Started
Before proceeding with this article, you must take into account a series of elements that can influence when you are going to carry out any action described on this page:
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Filo requires the following advanced permission:
MANAGE_MESSAGES. -
Filo requires the following basic permissions:
VIEW_CHANNEL,SEND_MESSAGES,EMBED_LINKS,USE_EXTERNAL_EMOJIS,READ_MESSAGE_HISTORYandADD_REACTIONS. -
You need
ADMINISTRATORpermission to perform most of the actions in this article. -
You should replace f! with the current prefix you have set. More information on how to change the prefix by clicking here.
¶ Module Exceptions
This module has exceptions, which means that it won't work if some of the requirements mentioned below are met:
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If Filo doesn't have
VIEW_CHANNEL,SEND_MESSAGES,EMBED_LINKS,USE_EXTERNAL_EMOJISandMANAGE_MESSAGESpermissions in the channel. 1 -
If the user has the
ADMINISTRATORpermission. 2 -
If the user has the
MANAGE_GUILDpermission. 2 -
If the user has the
MANAGE_MESSAGESpermission. 2 -
If the user has the
BAN_MEMBERSpermission. 2 -
If the user has the
KICK_MEMBERSpermission. 2 -
If the position of the Filo's roles are lower than the user roles. 2
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If the position of the Filo's roles are equal to the user roles. 2
1 If this requirement is met, the module settings will be reset.
2 If this or some of the requirements are met, the module won't work.
¶ Steps to enable the module
¶ Step 1: Enable the module
To enable the module you must execute the following command: f!config anti-repeated-text enable.
Example: f!config anti-repeated-text enable.
This module can be supplemented with the Auto Moderation module.
¶ Steps to disable the module
¶ Step 1: Disable the module
To disable the module you must execute the following command: f!config anti-repeated-text disable.
Example: f!config anti-repeated-text disable.
¶ Steps to reset module settings
¶ Step 1: Reset the module settings
To reset the module settings you must execute the following command: f!config anti-repeated-text reset.
Example: f!config anti-repeated-text reset.
You will be forced to confirm the action you are about to take. Once you have confirmed the action, you won't be able to recover the previous data.