2/2 - Other commands

Two new other commands!
- /lizard - Get a random lizard picture!
- /purge text - Purge messages with certain text! (A new filter for the /purge command which has other filters including files, all and bot)

1/2 - Text manipulation

Four new text manipulation commands!
- /text emojis - Turn text into Discord emojis!
- /text clap - 👏MAKE👏YOUR👏TEXT👏CLAP👏
- /text flip - Flip your text upsidedown!
- /text insanity - mAkE TeXt iNsAnE!

Judging by what I've seen, it's probably based off of whenever it contains the word Minecraft

Try a feed like bsky.app/profile/doma...
Part of the point of Bluesky is to make custom feeds, and the default Discover feed is primarily chronological

I should probably add a filter shouldn't I...

Pretty easy, just calls a few quick API calls
- cataas.com
- dog.ceo/dog-api/
- random-d.uk
- randomfox.ca
and then simply sending the image link from their random endpoints to Discord and letting Discord embed the image!

Quote this Message can be used by:
1. Installing the bot using discord.com/oauth2/autho...
2. On mobile, hold down on a message. On desktop, hover over the message and click ...
3. Click Apps
4. Click Quote this Message

Explainer 4
Mini Padar uses regex to search for these and if they exist, try to replace them with the name of the person, role or channel. Since it's normally user installed it often can't get the name of a role or channel so it just does @(id), but if server installed then it can show the names.

Explainer 3
- <id:(type)> for mentioning a specific channel which isn't a normal channel like Server Guide or Channels & Roles. Values include "browse" (Browse Channels) "guide" (Server Guide) "customize" (Channels & Roles). (normally for navigation)

Explainer 2
- <#(channel id)> for mentioning a channel (normally for easy navigation to the channel)
- <@&(role id)> for mentioning a role (normally for pinging large groups of people)

Explainer 1
As a "quick" explainer basically Discord uses the <(type)(id)> format for storing mentions. There are a few types of mentions:
- <@(user id)> for mentioning a user (normally for pinging the person)
- <@!(user id)> for mentioning a user without pinging them

Quote this Message can be used by:
1. Installing the bot using discord.com/oauth2/autho...
2. On mobile, hold down on a message. On desktop, hover over the message and click ...
3. Click Apps
4. Click Quote this Message

Explainer 4
Mini Padar uses regex to search for these and if they exist, try to replace them with the name of the person, role or channel. Since it's normally user installed it often can't get the name of a role or channel so it just does @(id), but if server installed then it can show the names.

Explainer 3
- <id:(type)> for mentioning a specific channel which isn't a normal channel like Server Guide or Channels & Roles. Values include "browse" (Browse Channels) "guide" (Server Guide) "customize" (Channels & Roles). (normally for navigation)

Explainer 2
- <#(channel id)> for mentioning a channel (normally for easy navigation to the channel)
- <@&(role id)> for mentioning a role (normally for pinging large groups of people)

Explainer 1
As a "quick" explainer basically Discord uses the <(type)(id)> format for storing mentions. There are a few types of mentions:
- <@(user id)> for mentioning a user (normally for pinging the person)
- <@!(user id)> for mentioning a user without pinging them

It can be used by:
1. Installing the bot using discord.com/oauth2/autho...
2. On mobile, hold down on a message. On desktop, hover over the message and click ...
3. Click Apps
4. Click Quote this Message