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Add rules command #33
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Relevant issue: Closes #31.
Description:
Adds a
/rulescommand to get the rules of a given subreddit. This will be useful for moderation when someone asks if a post is allowed on a subreddit. Instead of openening Reddit and looking for the sub you can just do it in Discord.Unfortunately this also adds praw as dependency and adds another bot token, but I think it's worth it (and we might want to add other Reddit features along the line).
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