We advise using this sparingly, as it gets annoying and spammy quickly. 🔔 ( bell) - Mention the Discord account that sent the proxied message, to make sure the system using it sees your reply.❓ ( question) - Get a private message with information about the Discord account that sent the message, such as username, nickname, pronouns, system/member descriptions and roles.

The following reactions allow you to interact directly with the system that sent the message, or to look up information about it: Rest assured that this isn’t the case - while the messages were proxied by PluralKit, they were written by a real member of the community!Įven if you aren’t making use of PluralKit yourself, you can still leave reactions on messages that PluralKit has proxied. This is done by making use of Discord webhooks - which has the unfortunate side effect of Discord stating that the messages were sent by a bot. The primary function of PluralKit is automatically proxying messages that people using it send, in order to make those messages appear to come from someone else. You can react to any message sent this way with the question emote (❓) for information on which Discord account the message belongs to. If you see users talking with the bot tag, they’re talking through PluralKit. We do not allow users to make use of PluralKit for role-playing. PluralKit has all kinds of fun and interesting uses, but in Quilt community spaces it should only be used for plurality or self-identity purposes, or as a mental health aid. This has many practical applications, especially given that Discord doesn’t have any features that support the plural community, or any built-in mental health aids. PluralKit is a Discord bot that exists to allow users to proxy their messages via Discord webhooks. If you’re not making use of our community spaces on Discord, PluralKit won’t be available.

Note: This document is specific to Discord.

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