Description
Motivation
New users frequently post questions in #chit_chat and it is impossible to educate them all. On top, when told to post in #questions, users often just dont post anything at all anymore.
Feature
To ease above, we should add a message context command that allows staff to transfer a wrongly posted question into the right channel. The bot then does all the heavy lifting and educates the user via DM.
I.e. staff right clicks a wrongly posted message and selects a new action transfer-question
The bot then opens a modal window where the staff can select a title, the message and tags for the post. The bot can prefill the message with the users original message and the title can be prefilled with a guess (see existing logic for /suggestion, which has that as well). The tag can be prefilled with just Java - a dropdown for the tags would be totally fine.
The staff then clicks OK to submit the modal. The bot creates the post in #questions as embed (setting the original user as author of the embed). The bot deletes the original message and DMs the original user about what happened. Sth along the lines of:
Hey there, unfortunately you have asked your question in the wrong channel (see
#welcomefor details). Your question was automatically transferred to#link_to_the_post. Please continue there, thanks 👍
If the DM fails, the bot sends the message in the original channel (#chit_chat) instead.
Details
It is of course totally okay to add the feature piece by piece and just start with a quick draft first, instead of doing all features.