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Last updated: 2020-11-28 1:10 PM EST


Definitions:

The following definitions will be used in this document:

  • id = a 'snowflake' used by Discord for identifying users, guilds, emojis, messages, attachments, etc.
  • name = the (user/nick)name of an individual (in/out of) a guild.
  • tag = the username of an individual (in/out of) a guild appended by a discriminator.
  • discriminator = the 4-digit sequence of numbers after a Discord username prepended by a '#'.
  • guild(s) = Discord guild(s) that this bot resides in.
  • user(s) = you, a guild owner, users (in/out of) said guild.
  • bot = the Discord bot that showed you this file.
  • command_prefix = (by default: %) the method of accessing this bot in a guild containing this bot.
  • command = anything sent by a guild user that starts with the command_prefix.

User data:

The bot collects, processes, and stores the following information known as command_message_history:

  • messages (starting with the command_prefix) sent in guild text-based channels.
  • messages including @mentions of this bot.
  • message reactions on bot messages.
  • message reactions on any non-bot message when a guild has reaction-logging enabled.
  • direct messages to this bot.
  • command_message_history includes the following information:
    • the entire message involved (message text, embeds, attachments, etc).
    • user information attached to that message: id, name, tag.
    • guild information attached to that message: id, name.

If you wish to have your command_message_history removed then you can do any of the following:

  • Use the command request_history_deletion.
  • Contact this bot's support staff.

Guild data:

This bot collects, processes, and stores the following information known as guild_config_information:

  • guild: id, name, region, member count, bot count.
  • guild owner: id, name, tag.
  • permissions granted to bot in guild.
  • the last known connection of bot to guild.
  • other various information related to the functionality of bot commands.

A guild owner may request their guild_config_information by doing the following:

  • Contact this bot's support staff.

A guild owner may request for their guild_config_information to be removed by doing the following:

  1. Remove this bot from your guild.
  2. Do one of the following:
    • Contact this bot's support staff.
    • Wait up to 30 days for it to be automatically deleted.

Frequently asked questions:

How can I contact the support staff for this bot?

  • Direct message this bot.
  • Use the command support_discord to receive an invite to this bot's support guild.

Who has access to non-anonymous stored data?

  • Only the owner of this bot shall have read/write/delete access to stored (non-)anonymous data.

Who has access to anonymous stored data?

  • Only the admins (also known as "super people") of this bot shall have read access to stored anonymous data.

How do I delete my data?

How do I delete my guild's data?


This document will be updated in the future to better inform users of how data is managed and stored in this bot.