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Certain commands, such as $showqueue, contain information that should be kept somewhat private. Restricting sensitive commands like these to a specific channel would allow server administrators to ensure that the privacy of their users will not be violated.
Perhaps create a custom role that stores a channel ID (e.g. MentorChannel:<base64 channel ID>)? This allows us to keep on our trend of storing all persistent per-server data in the server's role list itself, thus not requiring a separate database solution.
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This one was @Madrugaur's suggestion, if I recall correctly. His reasoning was that showing who was in what queue was relatively personal information, though he may be able to justify that better.
Certain commands, such as
$showqueue
, contain information that should be kept somewhat private. Restricting sensitive commands like these to a specific channel would allow server administrators to ensure that the privacy of their users will not be violated.Perhaps create a custom role that stores a channel ID (e.g.
MentorChannel:<base64 channel ID>
)? This allows us to keep on our trend of storing all persistent per-server data in the server's role list itself, thus not requiring a separate database solution.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: