A bot that would find the equivalent to a subreddit on lemmy, or correct users if they link a community incorrectly.
this post was submitted on 08 Jun 2023
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Definitely this. Was thinking about making a bit myself to do this as the whole direct link thing is such a pain but I donβt have any experience in making bots so Iβd be even happier if someone else manages to make one!
Something that automatically converts https://beehaw.org/c/support to [support](/c/support) so they are useable across instances.___
I'm sure something like AutoMod would eventually become useful for community moderators.
Amputatorbot!!
Automoderator!
RemindMe bot is awesome
None, honestly.
Same. Bots are spam.
Video/image download bot would be super useful.
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