,rename

aka ,nick, ,nickname

Renames a person.

User permissions: Change Nickname, Manage Nicknames
Cooldown: none
Other surface: /rename · 5 slash subs vs 4 prefix
Anchor: #rename

Syntax

,rename <person> <nickname>

/rename <subcommand>

<required> · [optional]

Example

No example recorded yet. The source module carries none, and one written here would be a guess at what the arguments accept.

Subcommands

4 prefix subcommands

Read from the prefix .sub/ tree, the canonical shape. Every entry has a permanent anchor of its own.

,rename list

get a list of all locked nicknames

No usage recorded

#rename-list

,rename lock

locks user to a nickname

,nickname lock <person> [name]

,nickname lock jason jasonxd

#rename-lock

,rename reset

reset everyone's locked nicknames

No usage recorded

#rename-reset

,rename unlock

unlock person's username

,nickname unlock <person>

,nickname unlock jason

#rename-unlock

Slash leaves

5 leaves

Read from the registered slash builder: groups are flattened, so a grouped leaf reads “group leaf” and anchors with a hyphen between the two words.

Two trees, not one view of one

This command registers 5 leaves on the slash surface against 4 subcommands in its prefix tree. Both lists are on this page in full; neither is a summary of the other.

/rename set

Rename a person (omit nickname to reset)

/rename setuser*nickname

Parameter	Type	Default	Detail
`user`required	User	—	User to rename
`nickname`	String	—	New nickname (blank to reset)

#rename-set

/rename lock

Lock a user to a nickname

/rename lockuser*nickname

Parameter	Type	Default	Detail
`user`required	User	—	User to lock
`nickname`	String	current	Nickname to lock

#rename-lock

/rename unlock

Unlock a user's nickname

/rename unlockuser*

Parameter	Type	Default	Detail
`user`required	User	—	User to unlock

#rename-unlock

/rename list

List all locked nicknames in this server

#rename-list

/rename reset

Clear all locked nicknames in this server

#rename-reset