[DISCORD] Follow-up: Slash commands in matterbridge #2742
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Allow chat commands that only send to chat/user/target as slash commands in matterbridge
There is no general solution, unless you appoint minetest as the leading system and make it receive and process commands.
Not every chatcommand is equipped to handle the case when the user issueing the chatcommand is not logged it. Which is bad by itself, because even a command block could be used to trigger a chatcommand, but that's a different story.
Unless there are very good reasons, I would like NOT to have chatcommands executed from remote.
What's your usecase?
i used chatcommands from IRC regularly on blocky survival, it was very helpful for moderation w/out having to actually log in via the minetest client. but that was a very different community.