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[FEATURE] Track what invite a user joined from in #user-log #270

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eepykate opened this issue Oct 27, 2021 · 2 comments
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[FEATURE] Track what invite a user joined from in #user-log #270

eepykate opened this issue Oct 27, 2021 · 2 comments
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database Reads/writes database enhancement New feature or request maybe For issues that have not been decided if they should be done or not Moderation Related to mod actions with the bot Priority: Low

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something something the guy who is frozen

also I'm curious on how many of the stupid people join from reddit, server discovery, and other places.

how implement:

  1. save the invite stats in the db
  2. when a user joins, see invite id which increased by 1 (and then update the stats)
  3. if none changed, assume server discovery
  4. write that somewhere in the embed
@eepykate eepykate added enhancement New feature or request database Reads/writes database maybe For issues that have not been decided if they should be done or not Moderation Related to mod actions with the bot labels Oct 27, 2021
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fwiw i don't care if it's in !info too.

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auscyber commented Nov 8, 2021

I'll do it

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