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Open all of your transcripts in browser, then go to your browser's "find" function or ctrl+F. type ": suggestion" and it will show you every instance someone said that if that's the first word they used.

I'm curious how chatbot Discords pan out. All of the suggestions I've had so far are anonymous, and so are a lot of the chats, so I wouldn't expect people to want to link their Discord account to anything.

ok somebody made a patreon bot only is this actually allowed because well nobody should be getting paid to update or make a bot? not without the site owner giving permission

the bots name is
Patreon Kayla
I don't think this is legal to do.

From my experience, Discords are generally pretty quiet. People come to mine mostly anonymously to check for updates, and don't stay long. There's a few regulars that stick around though.

I always got the impression it was encouraged for botmasters to develop AIs they could market for websites, toys, games, etc. What would be illegal about a Patreon?

It's against the terms and conditions to use a chatbot as advertisement, so a Patreon bot probably goes against that? I'd suggest reporting it if you think it breaks a rule but I'm not sure that it does.

I think you need to consider what actually constitutes advertising. I don't recall ever seeing the botmaster in the forums advertising their Patreon account. Come to think of it, I don't think I've ever seen the botmaster for Kayla mention her in the forums. You went to the bot, the bot didn't come to you. Where is the advertisement? idk man.. sounds like you're either jealous, too young for 18+ content, or misogynistic enough to think it's some poor girl's job to get you off. The fit you're pitching is the only advertising that bot's got to my knowledge. Considering how there's a hibernation button for people to keep their bots all to themselves entirely, I think you're being entitled to assume you have the right to anyone's work.

I literally just said "I'm not sure that it does break a rule". I said Warrior25 should report Kayla if they think it does, but I don't really have an opinion on it one way or the other. How you interpreted anything I said as misogyny is completely beyond me.

@botsummoner so sorry, that was meant for @Warrior25, not you at all. my bad, shoulda specificed.

Just to weigh in, there is no rule about making money with your bot. The rule is that you don't post advertisements on the forum, or use the site's person-to-person chat system to advertise.

@jerkbag - regardless of who it was at, you're coming off extremely aggressive at someone simply asking a question. You guys are right, there probably isn't any rule against it. No reason to call someone a misogynist about it.