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Pronouns
CatCore’s Pronouns feature is designed to full user customization, including using neo-pronouns not available in many pronoun bots. Because adding hundreds of roles for countless neopronouns used by members was not very feasible CatCore stores user pronouns in a database and allows users to see them by running slash commands.
Pronoun Add
Slash Command
/pronoun add <pronoun>
| arg | type | use |
|---|---|---|
| pronoun | Pronoun | The pronoun to add to your profile |
This command adds an already created pronoun to your user profile, to use it type /pronoun add in the message bar and use the autocompletion to select a pronoun. If you don’t see the pronoun you want, run /pronoun new to add it to your profile. If you decide to remove it run /pronoun remove
Pronoun Get
Slash Command
/pronoun get <user>
| arg | type | use |
|---|---|---|
| user | User | The user’s pronoun to look up |
This command will lookup a users preferred pronouns and relay them to you. If a user has no pronouns set you could direct them to this documentation!
Pronoun New
Slash Command
Temporary
/pronoun new <subject> <object> <possessive-adj> <possessive-pnoun> <reflexive>
| arg | type | use |
|---|---|---|
| subject | String | The subject pronoun (they went to the park) |
| object | String | The object pronoun (I went to the park with them) |
| possessive-adj | String | The possessive adjective pronoun (the park is near their house) |
| possessive-pnoun | String | The possessive pronoun pronoun (that bench is theirs) |
| reflexive | String | The reflexive pronoun (someone went to the park by themself) |
This command will create a new pronoun you can add to your profile by running /pronoun add, this command will be replaced with a modal when they are publicly available.
Pronoun Remove
Slash Command
/pronoun remove <pronoun>
| arg | type | use |
|---|---|---|
| pronoun | Pronoun | The pronoun to remove from your profile |
This command will remove a pronoun from your profile, you can always re-add it by running /pronoun add.
Pronoun Try
Slash Command
/pronoun try <user>
| arg | type | use |
|---|---|---|
| user | User | The user’s pronoun to look up |
This command will try a pronoun out on you, it will respond in the following format:
Have you seen @Olivia’s latest project? She made a really pretty necklace that looks like Her cats hugging. I wish I spent more time on projects like Her.
Pronouns
Context Menu Command
This command can be activated by right clicking a user on the desktop client, otherwise it is no different from /pronoun get