Need your Opinion on which group to put slash commands at wiki...

[BlackSpectre]

I'm torn. On one hand I think these commands should go in the "Working Commands" section, and on the other hand I think the should go in the "Non-functional Commands" section on the list of slash commands page at the wiki. https://homecoming.wiki/wiki/List_of_Slash_Commands

 

There are several commands that appear to only be partially functional. I figure they were either unfinished or they're internal commands used by the game system.

 

One command is /coalition_decline and it's a good example. https://homecoming.wiki/wiki/Coalition_decline_(Slash_Command)

 

I currently have it in the "Non-functional Commands" section, but I'm troubled by the fact that this command (and the others) actually do work. They just don't work well. 

 

Also, notice that it requires 3 arguments or variables to work, which makes it very unwieldy and inconvenient to use. The other commands also need between 3-5 arguments in order to work. That's right, FIVE arguments.

 

So what do you think? Keep it in the "Non-functional" section, or move it to the "Working Commands" section?

 

 

[AboveTheChemist]

I would probably put them in the working commands section, but I can see why it's not an easy decision to make.

[BlackSpectre]

OK. Thanks, ATC.

 

I've moved these commands into the "Working Commands" section, and have rewritten their pages.

 

trade_accept https://homecoming.wiki/wiki/Trade_accept_(Slash_Command)

coalition_decline https://homecoming.wiki/wiki/Coalition_decline_(Slash_Command)

team_decline https://homecoming.wiki/wiki/Team_decline_(Slash_Command)
trade_decline https://homecoming.wiki/wiki/Trade_decline_(Slash_Command)

 

The last 3 commands are actually non-functional, but they trigger errors that in effect cancel the invitations. So they kind of work... sort of.

 

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UPDATE: On further reflection, I've decided to place the decline commands into the non-functional section. They really are non-functional commands. They only appear to work because of the game attempting to correct a request from a bad command.

 

Trade_accept will stay in the Working Commands section because it actually does something and doesn't just generate errors. However, it's still only partially functional. 

Edited November 20, 2022 by BlackSpectre