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Anonymous

This plugin allows users to act through the bot anonymously. The 'do' command has the bot perform an anonymous action in a given channel, and the 'say' command allows other people to speak through the bot. Since this can be fairly well abused, you might want to set supybot.plugins.Anonymous.requireCapability so only users with that capability can use this plugin. For extra security, you can require that the user be *in* the channel they are trying to address anonymously with supybot.plugins.Anonymous.requirePresenceInChannel, or you can require that the user be registered by setting supybot.plugins.Anonymous.requireRegistration. Example: Proving that you are the owner ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ When you ask for cloak/vhost for your bot, the network operators will often ask you to prove that you own the bot. You can do this for example with the following method:: @load Anonymous @config plugins.anonymous.requirecapability owner @config plugins.anonymous.allowprivatetarget True @anonymous say Hi, my owner is :) This * Loads the plugin. * Makes the plugin require that you are the owner * If anyone could send private messages as the bot, they could also access network services. * Allows sending private messages * Sends message ``Hi, my owner is :)`` to ``operator nick``. * Note that you won't see the messages that are sent to the bot.

Command Help
doAnonymous do <channel> <action>
Performs <action> in <channel>.
reactAnonymous react <channel> <reaction> <nick>
Sends the <reaction> to <nick>'s last message. <reaction> is typically a smiley or an emoji. This may not be supported on the current network, as this command depends on IRCv3 features. This is also not supported if supybot.protocols.irc.experimentalExtensions disabled (don't enable it unless you know what you are doing).
sayAnonymous say <channel> <text>
Sends <text> to <channel>.
tellAnonymous tell <nick> <text>
Sends <text> to <nick>. Can only be used if supybot.plugins.Anonymous.allowPrivateTarget is True.