Need a bot that’ll detect whenever someone says the trigger word “Biden” and reply with an automated message of one of his laughable quotes.

Is that something anyone can do?

In short I want a bot that replies this link to anytime someone's coment includes the phrase pizzagate, Just Some Of The Evidence For PizzaGate it would be great if someone could make this bot.

I appreciate the thought, but in practice, this bot has negatively impacted every discussion I've seen it appear in.

I mean it's the same invasion of privacy. It'd be an interesting juxtaposition. Plus it might make 'em think.

I need a bot to spam dad jokes in my Instagram group chat. Tell me the bot user and I’ll add you

In an ideal world it would block all people subscribed to a sub, but I don't believe thats possible

However maybe a bot that takes all commenters or posters in the sub and blocks them would be great!

Would save people a lot of time blocking certain types of people

So when someone mentions some keywords relating to that song, this bot (aka OP) will reply with ascii images of bubbles.

EDIT: The OP is the potential bot. If someone wants to take this on, let me know and I'll supply you with the account info.

When reading news articles on Reddit, it would be great to see who the owner/majority share holder is of a particular website and their political views. Going further, would be fantastic to see their political contributions, if possible.

in /r/IAmA, the mods get usernames ahead of time for people added to our calendar. It would be great if we could have a way for users to submit questions ahead of time, instead of all trying to crowd into the submission right away.

So, here's an example of how it work would in action:

1. The moderators are contacted by Bill Gates.

2. He gives us the username, /u/ThisIsBillGates

3. We add him to our calendar.

4. The bot sees the new calendar entry and creates a new submission in /r/IAmAInAdvance (or whatever the subreddit would be)

5. We put the username into the bot (I don't know how this would work exactly, but we don't want to make the username public because then users would PM the person their question instead of waiting for the AMA)

6. Users comment on the submission with their questions.

7. /u/ThisIsBillGates posts his new AMA

8. The bot detects the post from that username, copies the top comments from the submission, and pastes them into a new comment on the AMA.

It would be really great for people in other time zones or who are busy when their favorite person is doing an AMA.

I want to improve my portfolio so I am willing to make any bots that your sub-reddit needs. I have a few rules listed below but other than that feel free to message me.

Rules:

1. The bot should follow this sub-reddit's and Reddit's rules.

2. You must have at least 100 members on your sub-reddit.

3. I am only making the bot, not hosting it but I am willing to help if you don't know how.

I’m looking for a bot that I can give an account so it will act as human as possible on r/ArtificialRedditor

This is for r/Thecornarmy which I created, and am the lead mod. If anybody can, can they make it so it replies to posts & comments. Thank you. And if you need a name for it, a good one's: "ThecornBOT101" (Without quotes)

for r/PlainlyReddit

This seems to be a common tactic in many politics related subs - and certainly given what we recently saw from the admins about Iranian-backed social media manipulation - is worth exposing. “Sponsored” agitators (regardless of who the sponsor is) seem far more interested in stirring the pot and causing agitation ... than actual discussion.

So what you’ll see is a post from one of these types in a political sub, is a really divisive comment that was made maybe 10-20 minutes earlier, then you revisit that thread an hour later and the post shows as [deleted].

So for “frequent deleters” - a CowardBot that can note which user ID made the post, what their account age/karma level was at the time, and optionally a link to somewhere to see the text after it’s been deleted ... would go a long way (IMO) towards combating this tactic/strategy.

Thoughts? Thinking about maybe trying my hand at this with Python source code out there ... but maybe others would want to take it on (or have additional ideas on how to make the idea even better).

I feel like this would be helpful if someone sees a stolen meme and wants to find the OG source.

Open to other ideas would like to have it in the sub r/mainlining101 . Any other ideas are welcome, all help is welcomed.

I had an idea to create a website that has links to different giveaways online for people to have easy access to. I was wondering if a bot could be created to perform this function. I am brand new to this topic, so I have no clue if this is feasible or not.

Hi Folks!

I'm trying to figure out a way to send a message to multiple reddit users at once. I have their usernames stored in a google sheet.

The way it would work is

1. Pick the user's profile from the database

2. Pick a subject

3. Send a message

Message and subject will be same for all the users

Would appreciate if anyone could throw some light if this is possible

If someone says "they're terrible" or "that's bad" the bot replies with "Send her to the ranch!!!"

I want a bot that finds AutoMod comments on /r/oldpeoplefacebook and outputs the comment that triggered it to a .txt file and what it said in response. PM me the code as well as your PayPal and I'll pay you fifty cents after I do some tests. Thanks.

Leave a comment below if you're taking my offer.

People here often use dots for date separation in format mm.dd.yyyy which is wrong and leads to confusion. Per ISO standards "." is used to separate groups in dd.mm.yyyy format (except Hungary where they use yyyy.mm.dd.).

So the bot should see if second group has number larger than 12 and then remind user of the standards.

Here is an easy table for date formats per country https://gist.github.com/mlconnor/1887156

My subreddit is

r/hammerhorrormovies

If anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated.