Simple Forum Tags & Utilities

Quick Feature Breakdown:

⚠️All tag modules have been condensed into a singular "/tags" command⚠️

• Create /specialtags to apply multiple unique properties such as a read-only tag, reinforce_lock and or use this for the prevent_close tag to act as a thread watcher, always un-closing (archiving) your posts. read the docs on the dashboard for more info.

• Add a /autotag to a forum channel to apply any tag specified on creation

• /togtags allow you to configure 2 tags to turn off/on when a user who is not the OP or Collaborator sends a message in the post, combine with autotags for the best use!

• usable and configurable /close command, this allows you to set a default close tag for a forum channel which when the OP/Collaborator or Tag Manager/Staff Member uses /close will lock, close and apply the tag. __(note: use the Dashboard to configure this setting)__

• new permission type... /tagmanager whitelist a user or role to have access to certain privileges and commands listed in the docs on the dashboard

• /manage allows Tag Managers and users with Manage_Threads/Posts to Add/Remove/Replace tag(s) with additional parameters to Lock, Close and Provide a reason via the bot.

• easily show the /guidelines of the forum channel in any forum post with functionality to post the entire thing OR sections of it! defined by headers "#" you can call sections via name (ex: # rules) or number (ex: 1), the first bit of content before any header is section 0

• provides a /tool for users with Manage_Threads/Posts to bulk add or remove tags from Active and Closed forum posts, provide a list of IDs and the tag and it'll apply it if it's open and if it's closed/locked it'll open > apply change > lock > close

Collaborators:

Mention users in the first message of the thread to add them as collaborators.

Collaborators are exempt from special tag properties and don't trigger toggle tags.

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Forum specific OP Commands:

Use the context menu command __'🧵Delete Message'__ to delete a message. Use __'🧵Clear Reactions'__ to remove all reactions from a message.

Right-Click the message and head over to 'apps' to use the context menu commands.

__(NOTE:)__ These must be __ENABLED__ via the /settings opcmds command