When it removes posts, Taskerbot automatically generates a comment with the removal reason based on what keywords was used in the command. For instance, typing @rule hatespeech will generate a stickied comment with a short paragraph about how hatespeech is not tolerated, on most subreddits using Taskerbot. The bot pulls from a predefined list of removal reasons on the accompanying taskerbot wiki page.
Is there a way to do this with ban messages? Would it be possible to type @ban 7 "spam" "9gag.com" so that the ban message sent to the user's inbox contains an automatically generated paragraph about spam?
When it removes posts, Taskerbot automatically generates a comment with the removal reason based on what keywords was used in the command. For instance, typing
@rule hatespeechwill generate a stickied comment with a short paragraph about how hatespeech is not tolerated, on most subreddits using Taskerbot. The bot pulls from a predefined list of removal reasons on the accompanyingtaskerbotwiki page.Is there a way to do this with ban messages? Would it be possible to type
@ban 7 "spam" "9gag.com"so that the ban message sent to the user's inbox contains an automatically generated paragraph about spam?