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- [Preventing accidental owner announces](#preventing-accidental-owner-announces)
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# Preventing accidental owner announces
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By default `announce` command sends a message to every channel the bot is on
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prefixed by `Announcement from my owner (username):` and this may be easy to
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trigger by accident when not specifying the plugin such as `GitHub` or `RSS`.
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However this is easy to avoid with a couple of plugins
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1. `/query botname`
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1. `load Aka`
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1. `load <Reply|Utilities>` meaning to load either Reply or Utilities
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1. `aka add announce "<reply reply|utilities echo> You didn't mean for me to send that message everywhere, so I am hijacking it instead"`
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- here again one is picked, "utilities echo" will just repeat the message on
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channel while "reply reply" will ping you. The name of the plugin is
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specified in case the command "echo" or "reply" was in multiple plugins.
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1. `defaultplugin announce aka` so that when `announce` is called, it's
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assumed that our new `aka` is meant instead of Owner which is an important
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plugin and loaded by default.
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