Anime&Manga News Bot explained

Bot • Communities

About this App

You joined a big anime and manga group with hundreds of messages a day and nobody remembers the rules? Anime&Manga News Bot exists to keep order in a community like that. It is not a news feed. It is a helper for the group it serves.

An independent author built the bot for a themed anime and manga news group. Its commands are in Italian, so the community behind it appears to be mostly Italian speaking.

Four commands for most situations 🛠️

The list is short, yet each command solves a concrete chat problem:

/regole. Shows the group rules, so newcomers do not have to hunt for the pinned message.
/staff. Lists the administrators you can turn to.
/link. Sends the link to the current group, handy when you want to invite a friend.
/report. Sends a complaint about a message to the admins.

These commands work inside the group, not in private messages. Open the bot on its own and it will not show you anything interesting.

Why a group wants rules at hand

Big fan chats argue constantly: spoilers, insults, ads, illegal streaming links. When rules can be called up with one command, arguing over them gets easier. Admins do not have to answer the same questions again and again.

Good anime chat rules are usually short: spoilers under a tag, no insults, no ads, no pirated content. Try to follow the same habits in other groups.

A report instead of a fight ✋

When someone breaks the rules, sending a report beats jumping into a quarrel. Reply to the problem message with /report, and the administrators get a notification and deal with it.

It is faster than messaging each admin separately, and it keeps the chat from turning into an argument.

If you actually want news

The bot's name can mislead: it does not send news digests or keep a title catalog. If you want regular updates on episodes, releases and new volumes, join a themed channel or the group this bot serves.

When choosing an anime news feed, look at its sources. Serious channels say where the information comes from and separate rumors from studio announcements.

Behaving well in groups like this

Read the rules with /regole when you join.
Mark spoilers, especially for new episodes.
Do not share links to pirated streams.
Use /report for violations instead of answering rudeness with rudeness.

If you run a group yourself, borrow the idea: rules, an admin list and a report command cover most of everyday moderation. The rest is solved by human conversation and clear explanations of why a message was removed.

Who needs it

The bot is for members and admins of the anime and manga group who need to find the rules quickly and reach moderators. Outside that group it offers almost nothing, so start by joining the community.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a bot with anime news?▼

No. Judging by its command set, it is a group helper: rules, admin list, group link and reports. Look for anime and manga news in the linked themed group or in dedicated channels.

What commands does the bot have?▼

Four: /regole shows the rules, /staff lists the administrators, /link gives the current group link and /report sends a complaint about a message to the admins. The names are Italian but work the same for every group member.

How do I report a rule breaker?▼

Reply to their message with /report in the group. The administrators get the complaint and decide what to do. There is no need to message every moderator privately.

Do I have to pay for the bot?▼

Regular members can use the commands inside the group without paying. The bot's description lists no prices, so never send money in its name. Check the joining terms and rules with /regole.