Editing Pirates:Polyamatey (section)

== Features ==
=== Anonymous posting ===
'''Polyamatey''' allows for anonymous posting on the text channels ''"#❓-advice"'', ''"#💨-the-vents"'', and ''"#❓-advice-nsfw"'' (for adult users only). When a user sends a message to Polyamatey starting with the respective command from the [[#List of commands| list of commands]], Polyamatey will create a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webhook Webhook] calculating a random name, number, and profile picture (chosen from the art of [https://stefanie.wittholm.at Stephanie Wittholm]) from the user's id using a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hash_function hash function]. This webhook will then post in the chosen channel without revealing the original poster's identity while still making it obvious if multiple anonymous messages belong to the same user. Because of the nature of hash functions, there is a chance of two users having identical webhooks for anonymous postings, which is also what makes this feature secure.

=== Gender game ===
'''Polyamatey''' manages the [[gender game]], where users can get the roles ''"has the gender"'', ''"has the agender"'', and ''"has superpowers"'' and their assigned colors to change the appearance of their username. The calculations for superpowers are still buggy for an unknown reason.

=== Marco Polo ===
If a message contains "''Marco''" (optionally with a question mark or exclamation mark), Polyamatey will answer "''Polo!''". This feature can be used to check if the bot is currently online. It is inspired by the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marco_Polo_(game) Marco Polo game].

=== Message logging ===
All written messages on the [https://polypirat.es/discord PolyPirates Discord server] that '''Polyamatey''' receives are logged in the console of the bot just to be discarded on restart. This feature is meant to document abuse since users can edit or delete their messages. Only admins of the server can access that console.

=== Ping-Pong ===
If a message contains the word "''ping''", '''Polyamatey''' will reply with "''Pong!''". The most basic version of this feature is often used in Discord bot tutorials.

=== Playing YouTube videos ===
'''Polyamatey''' was able to play the audio of [https://www.youtube.com YouTube] videos. This feature stopped working for an unknown reason that is possibly related to YouTube changing the way they communicated their video information and might return in the future.

=== Reactions and memes ===
* Messages containing the text "''bean juice''" will trigger a ☕ reaction.
* Messages containing "''I need a hug''" or "''can/may I have a hug''" will trigger a 🤗 reaction.
* If a tagged user "''needs a hug''" '''Polyamatey''' will try to react to their last message in that channel instead.
* Messages containing the number 69 will trigger a "nice" reaction.
* Messages containing "''laugh!''" will trigger the response "''Muhahahahaha!''"
* The Message "''What's your purpose?''" will trigger the response "''To clean up behind your crew because they cannot do it themselves.''"
* The Message "''What's the time?''" will trigger the response "''It's time to get a watch.''"
* The message "''Kiss?''" will trigger the response "''I'm a bot, but you can kiss your screen I suppose...''"
* Messages starting with "''Hello there''" will trigger a General Grievous webhook to answer "''General Kenobi.''" followed by four lightsaber reactions, referencing the [https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/general-grievous-lightsabers | Star Wars meme].
* Starting a message with "''This is the way''" will trigger a Mandalorian webhook to answer "''This is the way''", referencing the [https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/this-is-the-way | Mandalorian meme].

=== Wholesome incidents ===
'''Polyamatey's''' status displays the last time someone sent a message containing "I love you all" (there are a few possible variations) on the server. As soon as such a message is recognized, the timer is reset and the previous time past is announced on the ''#⛵-main-deck''. The status is updated with each message. Using the command "''!incident''", the time since the last incident will be announced immediately in the channel where the command was received.