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61 lines
1.7 KiB
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# Commands
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## For Discord users
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### `/invite`
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Invite a Matrix user to this Discord server.
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On Matrix, people can choose which channels they want to join. If you use the command a second time, you can additionally invite them to the specific channel.
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### `/ping`
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Notify a Matrix user.
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You can do this without the command just by typing `@their username`. It won't look like anything to you, but it works on the other side! You only need to use `/ping` if you really want to be sure.
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### Right click -> `Matrix info`
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See details about who sent a message.
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### Right click -> `Responses`
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See the specific users who reacted to a message or voted on a poll.
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## For Discord moderators
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### `/privacy`
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Set how public or private the Matrix rooms are.
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### Right click -> `Permissions`
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Give Matrix users additional permissions:
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- `Default`
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- `Moderator` - can delete messages, kick or ban
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- `Admin` - can moderate moderators and break the room
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## For Matrix users
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### `/thread`
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Create a new bridged Discord thread. You must write a `name` for the thread after the command.
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This is necessary since standard Matrix threads are not bridged as Discord threads, they appear as reply chains on Discord instead.
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### `/invite`
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Create a Discord invite link. You can use this to invite people who only use Discord.
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### `/time`
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Similar to Discord's @time feature. Set your time zone in your client, then write a `human-readable time` after the command, and it'll be converted to everyone else's local time.
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## For Matrix moderators
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### `/emoji`
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For clients that don't support editing emojis natively, add a new emoji to the bridged Discord server.
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Use this while replying to an image that you want to add as an emoji. You can set a custom name by writing `:name:` after the command.
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