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lucyydotp
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Aug 28, 2022
| const turndownService = new TurndownService({ bulletListMarker: '-' }) | ||
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| export const Web3Command: Command<ApplicationCommandType.ChatInput> = { | ||
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is calling it "web3fact" a good idea? the source is truthful but very biased, i can see how that may cause contention
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It gives you a fact about Web3 👍 hope this helps
…ving img tags, make embed prettier
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Adds a fun little command called
/web3factthat gives useful updates about your favourite technology, using the RSS feed of https://web3isgoinggreat.com/.Open question: how to determine the story to show? Should it always be the most recent entry from the feed, should it be random with an equal distribution, or maybe an exponential distribution that favours more recent stories?
Also haven't tested it yet. Too lazy to set up a whole test config for myself, pls invite me to the test server