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Presentation

Why?

Anonymous was created to enhance role-playing (RP) on Discord servers. The well-known //Anonymous// or /ano is often not taken seriously by all players. That's why we developed an application aimed at addressing this issue

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For whom?

Anonymous was mainly designed for use on Role Play servers. However, it can also be used on other types of servers, depending on your needs.

Features

User Commands

/anonymous: Command available for your users to know the bot's available commands.

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/mask: The main function of Anonymous is to allow your users to communicate anonymously with each other or with others. That's why Anonymous takes care of that. You just have to send your message specifying that you want it to be anonymous, and it takes care of the rest.

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/crypt: Sometimes, it is necessary to communicate with your partner, but it should not be possible for someone to know the subject of your conversation. For this, Anonymous has thought of everything. It can encrypt your messages with a key that only you and your partners would know.

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/uncrypt: To decrypt a message, you need to know the decryption key (identical to the one used for encryption). Once the command is entered, Anonymous will communicate the decrypted result to you via a private message.

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/anonymous: Command available for those who have access to the logs channel.

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/announcement: Notify your community about the arrival of the BOT.

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/config-anonymous: Configure Anonymous settings on your server.

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Settings you can configure:

Logs

Of course, Anonymous keeps a history of the messages you send it (this history will only be visible to the server administrators).

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Installation

To stay updated on the upcoming improvements to the Anonymous bot, join our Discord, and use the Anonymous role

Step 1: Invite the Bot to Discord

Using the following link, invite the Bot to your server (⚠ Warning ⚠, you must be the administrator): Invite the bot

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Once the bot is invited, you will receive a private message:

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Step 2: Creating Channels

The first step for installing the bot is to type the following command:

/init-anonymous

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A new category and a channel will then be created (this is the channel where the bot's logs will be sent):

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The bot may inform you that a version is already installed. This is due to the saving of your configuration files. To force this installation, click the button or use the command:

/init-anonymous --force

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You can also change the log channel at the time of installation using the logs option. You just need to specify the text channel you want to use for the logs.

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Step 3: Setting Up the Logs

Step 4: Announcement

You just need to inform your community about the arrival of the BOT. To do this, use the command in the log-anonymous-bot channel:

/announcement #channel_name

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Step 5: Configuring Your Server

Configure your server settings with the following commands: /config-anonymous --help

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Settings you can configure:

Displaying the bot's configuration help

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Configuration

The configuration of the Anonymous bot is done using commands directly on your server in the #log-anonymous-bot channel. All the commands presented below must be used in this channel. (If you don't have it, the bot is not installed correctly!)

Display Help

To display the help, use the command: /config-anonymous --help

Announce the Arrival of the Bot

You can announce to your users the arrival of the Anonymous Bot on your server with the following command: /annonce, specifying the channel where the message should be sent. A default presentation message will then appear.

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Limiting the Use of Commands in Channels

Activate Command Limitation

To activate the limitation of command usage (/mask, /crypt, /uncrypt) in channels, use the command: /config-anonymous --restriction status activate

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Define Channels Where Commands Are Allowed

To define the channels where the use of commands (/mask, /crypt, /uncrypt) is allowed, use the command: /config-anonymous --restriction

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Display the List of Restricted Channels

To display the list of channels where commands are allowed, use the command: /config-anonymous --restriction list

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Automatically Mask a Message in a Channel

This feature allows messages sent automatically in defined channels to be masked. Automation does not prevent the use of other bot commands in the channel.

Activate Automation

To activate the automation of the mask command, use the command: /config-anonymous --automask status activate

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Channel Management

To define the channels where automation is functional, use the command: /config-anonymous --automask add. Automate up to 3 channels in one command.

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Display the List of Automated Channels

To display the list of channels where the mask command is automated, use the command: /config-anonymous --automask list

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Remove Channel Automation

To remove channels from the automation list, use the command: /config-anonymous --automask remove

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Add Elements Before and After a Masked Message

You have the option to define if you want to add elements before and after the messages sent with the mask command.

To define the characters before and after the masked message, use the command: /config-anonymous --setframe

Command: /config-anonymous --setframe frame:text (with text as the content that appears before and after, do not select the text attribute to not add a frame)

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After:

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