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There should be one command for deleting a user's result in a specific race and another command to completely remove a user from the race history. Another option (instead of removing) would be to retroactively make them forfeit.

Guild.getMember returns null if the person left the guild.
Example: !runner donatellodadonkey/1 returns User “donatellodadonkey” not found. even though they should be in user_names.

If the games on your Discord server don't support co-op races, the commands shouldn't appear in the help command list.

Doesn't have to be a command

Maybe the bot could have races scheduled ahead of time (daily/weekly/monthly/whatever) and then ping the users who've signed up for them when the time approaches.

Concept by @TadCordle

• tournament [bo1/bo3/bo5/bo7] [seeded/unseeded]
• Users join with join and ready with ready
• When at least 4 people have joined and everyone is ready, generate a bracket image
• Start a race lobby with the first pairing
• Someone chooses a level, both ready again
• Entrants race. After the bo# requirements are satisfied, winner advances to next round
• Track tournament wins in stats

JavaScript is getting annoying. It has the benefit that you can dynamically import JS files, which is great for letting guild owners customise everything, but in the long run I think that design will not work anyway. Currently, the growth of this project is restricted by the JS code being buggy and the dynamic guild configs not being a good idea in a large scale (actually the biggest restriction is me being lazy). In the Rust version, all the guild data will have to move to SQLite. Development is (sporadically) being done in the rust branch.

Example: if I type a message in the LBP guild !lbp me 1 the lbp should be ignored and the command should still work

I have no idea how to do that though

Example: if you download https://www.speedrun.com/user/fuzzy_cactus with curl (or something similar) and search it for Discord:, it won't find anything. YouTube for example still works.