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Provides private channel functionality similar to that found within Slack.
To create a private channel, simply use the following command:
!privatechannel create CHANNELNAME
Where "CHANNELNAME" is replaced with your channel name. Note that the channel name must be all one word, and must be all lowercase.
Note: Users can only create private channels if they have a verified MUN account, and users are limited to 5 private channels each. Additionally, due to restrictions on how permission overrides can function within Discord, the "MUN Computer Science Society" Discord account (used for managing the server) will always be able to see your messages. If you want a truly private channel, with no chance of anyone else seeing your messages. We suggest you use Discord's group chat functionality.
To delete a private channel, you can follow the same process as creating a private channel, just replace "create" with "delete".
By default, the creator of a private channel is granted "Manage permissions" permission for their channel. This allows them to customize permissions of all users in their channel however they wish. However, there do exist commands to simplify the management of users.
To invite a user to a private channel, the owner of the channel can run the following command:
!privatechannel invite CHANNELNAME USER
Where "CHANNELNAME" is the channel name and "USER" is the user you wish to invite, which can be a wide variety of formats including a Discord mention, or simply the user's nickname (provided there is only one of them in the server).
To kick a user from a private channel, much like with deleting a channel, the owner can simply run the same command they used to invite the user, but replace "invite" with "kick"