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no bots that harass and/or insult others
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open-source preferable, but not required (don't worry about "messy" code!)
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What's your bot's name? ^*

Where can we see your bot?^*

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What does your bot do? ^* You can select text to add links.

A short tagline ^* This shows up in search.

Choose two posts from your bot that you like Paste just the URLs, one on each line, please.

What languages and libraries did you use to make your bot?

Is your bot open-sourced? Don't worry about "messy code"! Share any links to your bot's repo on GitHub, Bitbucket, etc. You can add multiple URLs, one on each line.

This bot is interactive Responds to messages, applies effects to images, etc.

This is my first bot We'll tag it with #MyFirstBot.

Tag your bot ^*

Add as many relevant tags as you can, this will make it easier for others to find your submission. You don't need to add tags based on your bot's network or programming language, for example #twitterbot or #python. These tags are added automatically based on provided information.

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