submanager VS reddit-comment-bot

It's added now; our tooling automatically syncs it to the old Reddit top bar and the new Reddit menu as well as the thread list in the Discuss thread OP, but unfortunately we seem to have forgotten to actually add it to the source wiki page when the thread was created. As this unfortunately seems to be a persistent issue despite many reminders to do so, I've brought it up with the other mods to see how we can make sure this happens consistently. Thanks.

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Here's what I found after a very brief google search. Seems like a decent starting point. https://github.com/yashar1/reddit-comment-bot

I'm trying to make a bot to reply to comments (from just one specific subreddit) automatically. I've created a separate account to be the bot, and created an app under that account. I'm now trying to figure out how python works. I'm trying to use this GitHub page: https://github.com/yashar1/reddit-comment-bot

Here is my source code

Here is my source code If you have any questions or problems send a message

Here is the original https://github.com/yashar1/reddit-comment-bot/blob/master/reddit_bot.py

I wanted to test a bot I'd found on Git, to get an idea of how to write my own and where I was going wrong. I fixed some errors with his code, like no () after print. I also commented out config because it spit an error out at me and doesn't seem like it was actually used. But when I run it, I get all the prints, and then it goes to sleep, but there is no comment reply posted.

You could use a bot like this one https://github.com/yashar1/reddit-comment-bot to listen for other opportunities.