Move Conversation

[jasonlessenich]

Closes #259

This PR introduces /move-conversation, which makes it easier for users to easily move conversations to other channels by clicking the links the bot provides. It is highly inspired by the Rust Community Discord, where this works quite well.

[danthe1st]

Who is allowed to move channels? There neither seem to be any permission check (staff and maybe certified helpers if the conversation is moved to a help channel) nor a voting system (not sure whether a voting system is a good idea).

Aside from that, where is the command descriptor?

[MoonTM-GIT]

I feel like we dont need to restrict this command, but I would change the text to make it clear it's a suggestion (for example just suggested_ instead of requested)

[danthe1st]

If it's just about suggesting to move a conversation, what's the point of having a command for that over just mentioning it in the chat?
Furthermore, if this is kept as-is, the command name should reflect that. /move-conversation doesn't seem like suggesting it.

[MoonTM-GIT]

If it's just about suggesting to move a conversation, what's the point of having a command for that over just mentioning it in the chat?

To make it easier, just like tags/custom commands

[MoonTM-GIT]

And making clear it's a suggestion could just be done in the command description

[danthe1st]

Most people don't read the command description. The title /move-conversation strongly suggests that the command is actually about moving the conversation, not about suggesting to do so.

[MoonTM-GIT]

It's obvious nobody has the ability to force someone to go somewhere else, and even if they do they'll see once they have used the command as the text clearly says suggested

At least in my opinion

[danthe1st]

I am talking about people that use the command (also for the first time), not other people seeing the message. The name /move-conversation looks like it is a restricted command discouraging its use for normal usets.

[jasonlessenich]

I think the name is quite fitting. Do you have a better one?

[jasonlessenich]

thanks liquid

[liquiddevelopmentnet]

thanks liquid

You're welcome json

[jasonlessenich]

@danthe1st can this be merged?