Modmail Bot is a bot for [Discord](https://discord.com/) that allows users to DM the bot to contact the server's moderators/staff without messaging them individually or pinging them publically on the server. These DMs get relayed to modmail *threads*, cha
Modmail Bot is a bot for Discord that allows users to DM the bot to contact the server's moderators/staff without messaging them individually or pinging them publically on the server. These DMs get relayed to modmail threads, channels where staff members can reply to and talk with the user. To the user, the entire process happens in DMs with the bot.
Inspired by Reddit's modmail system.
⚠ Note on updating to v3.0.0: If you're currently using a very old version of the bot, from before February 2018, you'll first need to update to v2.30.1 and run the bot once before updating to v3.0.0.
Always take a backup of your db/data.sqlite file before updating the bot.
If you need help with setting up the bot or would like to discuss other things related to it, join the support server on Discord here:
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Modmail Bot is a bot for [Discord](https://discord.com/) that allows users to DM the bot to contact the server's moderators/staff without messaging them individually or pinging them publically on the server. These DMs get relayed to modmail *threads*, cha
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