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# Suggestion Module

## Features

The current features of suggestions are as follows.

* Suggesting commands into a channel
* Ability to accept and deny suggestions
* Optional accepted suggested channel
* Optional role to allow non-admins to accept/deny suggestions
* When the role is setup anyone that has said role can accept/deny suggestions just by reacting to the suggestion

## Setup

Setting up will soon be in the panel but until then it is all done in discord via the `setup` command.\
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To start setting up just simply do `setup suggest` which will bring up the following.

![](/files/-LZt_M3QUFNJ247h6IRX)

To start using suggestions with the basic functions you must setup `channel`\
To setup the channel you just simply need to do `setup suggest channel #channel`

Once you have a channel setup people can then send suggestions and admins can accept or deny those suggestions with `accept/deny` You can however setup a separate channel for accepted suggestions to be sent to with `setup suggest accept #channel` If this is setup all accepted suggestions will be sent to it.

Lastly if you setup the optional `role` Anyone with that role can `accept/deny` suggestions just by reacting to them. The only downside to this feature is that you can not leave a comment.

## Examples

`suggest This is my suggestion!` \
This will send a suggestion to the channel that you setup for suggestions\
`accept 551042826977148945 Good idea!` \
This will accept a suggestion and either send it to the setup accepted channel or just change it in the suggestions channel\
`deny 551042826977148945 Nope sorry.` \
This will deny a suggestion and change it to denied in the suggestions channel

![Help module for suggestions](/files/-LZtoQLeRgeFLsdDWxM-)


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