Erin

Is putting it in there a good idea? The reply text isn't really a property of the link/comment in a strict sense.

Eh, if you're quoting multiple lines of the body, just doing > {body} wouldn't work because it would only quote the first line and have the rest trailing off. So...

This seems like it would be easy enough to implement, but I don't know what we'd want to do about [this TODO](https://github.com/creesch/reddit-moderator-toolbox/blob/master/extension/data/modules/modmatrix.js#L733-L734) which I'd like to handle at the same...

Adding a flair to a post would be much easier to implement than adding a usernote, [we already have a utility function for adding flairs](https://github.com/creesch/reddit-moderator-toolbox/blob/master/extension/data/tbutils.js#L1494). This shouldn't be bad, I'll...

Oh, you might also take a look at the removal reasons module - it's already got flair integration, though as the name implies it only works when you're removing a...

I can still see why it'd be useful for other situations, like flairing a post for a user and leaving a note reminding them to in the future, something like...

Looking for some input on the user-facing interface for this. Some things I've considered so far: - Manually parsing arguments from `args` in the command process ```ts export default new...

I've thrown together a TS playground that demonstrates the basic way I want to implement this, corresponding with option 1 above and also inspired by the way Akairo handles it....

Blocked on #84, I ain't dealing with that `EventEmitter` constructor until it's reasonable

fwiw `client.commandForName(name)` does already exist as a helper to get a command by name, but it's just a convenience wrapper around the `.find()` method. Using a map internally would remove...