DiscordCopyBot VS discord-masz

Link to my discord bot just as reference: https://github.com/PoisnFang/PoisnCopy I have seen that it can be fairly time consuming to properly maintain an open source project. I was wondering if I should really try to keep it up-to-date for others. I really love open source and would love the opportunity to give back. Working on the bot was also a blast!

Which brings me to the summer of 2020 I was contacted by another guy who found an open source project that I posted on Github. From there I began working full-time for him as a 1099. I was able to release my first production application that takes a web form and converts it to a PDF and uploads it to a cloud database. I also became a top 5 contributor to an open-source project owned by the Dotnet Foundation called Oqtane. Contributing to open-source was a HUGE step for me. I was able to see how other people coded in a "real" project and I was able to communicate with other developers. (I had been coding by myself for years, cause my brother is more of a game designer not a programmer) By the end of 2020 I quit my full-time job to become a "freelance programmer". I truly feel like I have a solid grasp on programming now. Even though I know that I don't know everything (that's just part of programming) I know how to learn the things that I don't know. As an example, a couple months ago i wanted to merge a couple discord servers that only had a channel or two. So I looked for a bot to do that and couldn't find one that was free and copied more than 100 messages... So I created my own in 8 hours in a single night.

TL;DR; at the end. I have developed MASZ - a moderation tool - that helps Discord mods and admins to keep up with moderation events on there server. MASZ includes features like managed punishments, ban appeals, automoderation, notifications and fileuploads to enrich the experience and workflow of moderators as well as the transparency for the community. GitHub.