YAGPDB Custom Commands Collection

The tag system provides a lightweight way to manage text-based tags. Key capabilities include:

• Creating, updating, and deleting text-based tags.
• Support for tag aliases.
• Viewing detailed information about specific tags.
• Listing all available tags.
• Executing tags using the syntax ;name (where name is the tag identifier).

The anonymous channel system allows for a truly anonymous messaging system using modals. Key features include:

• Private submission of anonymous messages via modals.
• YAGPDB reposts submitted messages under an "anonymous" tag.
• A sticky message containing a button for users to initiate anonymous submissions.
• Optional configuration to automatically convert any message sent within the designated anonymous channel into an anonymous message.

The Advanced QOTD system automatically posts a daily question to a delegated channel. It supports a queue of member-suggested questions, falling back to random default questions if the queue is empty. Key features include:

• Support for forum channels (creates new posts) and announcement channels (publishes messages).
• Role pinging on new questions.
• A sticky message at the bottom of the QOTD channel.
• Interactive configuration (no manual config variables required).
• Ability to manage a question queue via a dedicated channel or commands.

Starboard v2 includes the following capabilities:

• Automatic removal of posts that fall below the star threshold or reach the anti-star limit.
• Server-customizable option to ignore stars/anti-stars on old posts.
• Anti-star system (downvotes) with customizable auto-deletion thresholds.
• Direct reaction tracking on posts within the starboard channel (prevents duplicate stars between original and starboard posts).
• Option to ignore reactions from the original message poster.
• Warning messages for self-starring or duplicate starring attempts.

This YAGPDB custom command allows staff to moderate inappropriate or unpingable nicknames. Due to template scripting limitations, a user's nickname is not changed immediately when the command is run; instead, the nickname is updated the next time the offending member sends a message.

Trigger Configuration:

• Type: Regex
• Trigger: \A
• Additional options: Disable Errors as custom command output.

The emoji-only message filter detects chains of messages containing only emotes. It allows a configurable number of emote-only messages to pass before it begins deleting subsequent messages and logging the activity. The filter uses a rolling time frame; every time an emote-only message is caught, the automod duration is refreshed. To prevent simple bypasses (like adding a period), the regex allows up to 2 characters on either side of the emotes, while still permitting phrases like 'LOL :kek:'.

Caveat: YAGPDB cannot detect message edits. Users can bypass this filter by sending a normal message and then editing it to contain only emotes.

The counting game allows a community to engage in a collaborative counting task with the following rules:

• Users count up by incrementing the number by 1.
• The count resets to zero if a user sends an incorrect number.
• The system provides warnings if a user edits or deletes their counting message to prevent cheating or disruption.