Oh, I thought you didn’t read it, my bad.
Okay, so to set it, go to the spam protection setting on your dashboard.
Then make sure the filter is enabled
, if it’s not, you’ll have an enable
button to click on.
Now, let’s have a look at the
options
: the two settings you might want to adjust are the
timeout length
and the
limit
.
•
timeout length
: Nightbot can’t ban, it can only timeout, for the first time of the stream someone is caught spamming, Nightbot will only timeout the user for 5 seconds, if it happens again, Nightbot will timeout the user for the amount of time you set up there, it’s in seconds, so 600 equals to 10min.
•
limit
: that’s the percentage of repetition before it’s considered spam, basically, if it’s set to 50% and if I say
the cat is blue
and then
the cat is black
, Nightbot will consider this as a repetition and issue a timeout. If it’s set to 100%, the user will have to write exactly the same message to be caught.
Now, when it comes to your user spamming hi
, if they don’t post it very frequently, like 5 times over an hour instead of 5 times under 5 minutes, Nightbot probably won’t catch them. Nightbot isn’t there to replace your mods, it’s a tool to assist them, they still have to work, haha! Also, I fail to see how someone saying hi
multiple time is a real trouble, they can simply be lurking, so they watch a bit of your stream, they go, and then come back, saying hi
again.