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feat(bot): add new guild settings command

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- `pk;log disable <#channel> [#channel...]` - Disables logging messages posted in the given channel(s) (useful for staff channels and such).
- `pk;log enable <#channel> [#channel...]` - Re-enables logging messages posted in the given channel(s).
- `pk;log show` - Displays the current list of channels where logging is disabled.
- `pk;logclean <on|off>` - Enables or disables [log cleanup](/staff/compatibility/#log-cleanup).
- `pk;blacklist add <#channel> [#channel...]` - Adds the given channel(s) to the proxy blacklist (proxying will be disabled here)
- `pk;blacklist remove <#channel> [#channel...]` - Removes the given channel(s) from the proxy blacklist.
- `pk;serverconfig logclean [on|off]` - Enables or disables [log cleanup](/staff/compatibility/#log-cleanup).
- `pk;serverconfig invalidcommanderror [on|off]` - Sets whether to show an error message when an unknown command is sent
- `pk;serverconfig requiretag [on|off]` - Sets whether server users are required to have a system tag on proxied messages
## Utility
- `pk;message <message id|message link|reply>` - Looks up information about a proxied message by its message ID or link.

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Another solution is for PluralKit to automatically delete log messages from other bots when they get posted.
PluralKit supports this through the **log cleanup** feature. To enable it, use the following command:
pk;logclean on
pk;serverconfig logclean on
This requires you to have the *Manage Server* permission on the server.

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Both commands output a system card, which includes a linked account list. These commands also work in PluralKit's DMs.
### System tags
A common rule on servers with PluralKit is to enforce system tags. System tags are a little snippet of text, a symbol, an emoji, etc, that's added to the webhook name of every message proxied by a system. A system tag will allow you to identify members that share a system at a glance. Note that this isn't enforced by the bot; this is simply a suggestion for a helpful server policy :slightly_smiling_face:
A common rule on servers with PluralKit is to enforce system tags. System tags are a little snippet of text, a symbol, an emoji, etc, that's added to the webhook name of every message proxied by a system. A system tag will allow you to identify members that share a system at a glance.
You can enforce system tags for all PluralKit users in your server with the following command:
pk;serverconfig requiretag on
## Blocking users
It's not possible to block specific PluralKit users. Discord webhooks don't count as 'real accounts', so there's no way to block them. PluralKit also can't control who gets to see a message, so there's also no way to implement user blocking on the bot's end. Sorry. :slightly_frowning_face: