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'''masto!random*''' includes media description (alt text) with the result | '''masto!random*''' includes media description (alt text) with the result | ||
'''masto!random?''' same as "random," but only displays a result if it has no media description. Gives up after 5 attempts | '''masto!random?''' same as "random," but only displays a result if it has no media description. Gives up after 5 attempts. | ||
'''masto!account''' shows the URL of the account. | '''masto!account''' shows the URL of the account. | ||
Revision as of 14:02, 6 August 2025
Knowing Presence of Awareness (aka "masto bot") is a Witscord bot that can post messages from Witscord to a Mastodon account at https://mas.to/@witscord. The bot also forwards messages from Mastodon to #casual when asked to.
History
Raz got banned and we wanted to talk to him. Thus the masto bot was born.
The bot's name is a reference to the knowing presence of awareness as mentioned in talks by the non-dualist philosopher Rupert Spira.
Emoji reactions
Five elephant (🐘) reactions to a message, including a reaction by the original user who posted the message, posts the message to Mastodon. If the message is a link to another post on the fediverse, the bot will boost the original post instead of just posting a URL to it.
Every mammoth (🦣) reaction subtracts one from the elephant count. This is to prevent hiveminding and bad posts.
Five ox (🐂) reactions to a message does nothing of note.
Five bison (🦬) reactions to a message is really funny.
User Commands
masto!search <text> searches for posts containing the given text on the server.
masto!random displays a random post made by the bot.
masto!random* includes media description (alt text) with the result
masto!random? same as "random," but only displays a result if it has no media description. Gives up after 5 attempts.
masto!account shows the URL of the account.
masto!describe displays and updates media descriptions.
masto!source provides a link to the original comment.
Moderator Commands
masto!enable enables the masto bot.
masto!disable disables the masto bot.
masto!channel <channel> changes where incoming masto posts get sent. At the moment, this is the #casual channel.