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Why?
Having the bot give you a role based on a name of that role feels a lot less secure and more unreliable than giving you a role based on the role ID.
What and How?
In the config, it should request Role ID(i.e. 895290544421490758) instead of name(i.e. "Linked")
Are there alternatives?
I mean you could just keep what you currently have
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- I have used the search a
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The most of Discord bots are expected to provide "mute" and "ban" commands. Their implementation involves juggling with parsing strings just to get so-much-desired duration.
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"3w 1d 11 [many spaces]h \t30m 20s 5ms"
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- duration.toWeeks() -> float
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Currently i.e. Message#edit(String) only updates the message content instead of removing the embed and components. The method should be changed to "replace" the message with the given new content and corresponding new methods i.e. Message#editContent should be added to only update the specific field.
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Problem
Currently, our watch channels, such as bigbrother use embed footer to display additional information about the person being watched. Due to using footer, some things don't get formatted, things such as time formatted strings, hyperlinks, etc.

Example:
Proposed Soluti