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# Greeter
View all commands related to greet.
### `a!greet`
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* `a!greet` - Shows all available commands for the greet module.
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### `a!greet settings`
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* `a!greet settings`- Shows the current configuration of greet on the server.
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### `a!greet message`
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* `a!greet message ` - Allows you to change the greet message.
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### `a!greet delafter`
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* `a!greet delafter ` - Sets the time to delete the greet message
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`a!greet toggle`
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* `a!greet toggle` - Enables or disables the greet module.
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`a!greet reset`
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* `a!greet reset` - Reset all configurations for the greet module within your server.
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**Syntax usage:**
`<>` = Required argument (mandatory and must be included)
`[]` = Optional argument (not necessary to be included)
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