BOT COMMANDS QUEUE ADD
    Usage: MSG <botname> QUEUE #<name> ADD

    Creates a queue.

    Example:
    /msg SupportBot queue Event add

    Use this command to create a new message queue.

    BOT COMMANDS QUEUE APPROVE
    Usage: MSG <botname> QUEUE #<name> APPROVE #<selector>

    Send selected message(s) to default destination

    Example:
    /msg SupportBot queue Event approve 3

    This will forward the message to the selected destination that is set with the BOT COMMANDS QUEUE SET command. A 'selector' selects one or more messages. It can be '1', '1,2,3' or '1-3,4-5' or similar.

    BOT COMMANDS QUEUE DEL
    Usage: MSG <botname> QUEUE #<name> DEL

    Deletes a queue

    Example:
    /msg SupportBot queue Event del

    Do not mistake this command as one that will delete a specific message. This will delete the entire message queue. Once that is done there is no recovering any messages that were in that queue. To delete messages in a queue see the BOT COMMANDS QUEUE REMOVE command.

    BOT COMMANDS QUEUE EDIT
    Usage: MSG <botname> QUEUE #<name> EDIT #<id> #<new text>

    Replace/modify a message

    Example:
    /msg SupportBot queue Event edit 3 What type of guitar do you play?

    During an event people will commonly mispell words, use foul language, or mangle puncuation. You can use this command to modify the question to be suitable for presentation during your event.

    BOT COMMANDS QUEUE IDENTIFY
    Usage: MSG <botname> QUEUE <name> IDENTIFY <password>

    Obtain access to queue.

    Example:
    /msg SupportBot queue Event identify mypass

    This allows you to identify to a specific queue.

    BOT COMMANDS QUEUE LIST
    Usage: MSG <botname> QUEUE #<name> LIST

    Show the contents of a queue.

    Example:
    /msg SupportBot queue Event list

    This will dump all the messages in a queue. If the event is large this could be a very long list.

    BOT COMMANDS QUEUE REMOVE
    Usage: MSG <botname> QUEUE #<name> REMOVE #<selector>

    Remove selected message(s)

    Example:
    /msg SupportBot queue Event remove 3

    Deletes or removes a specific message, or a range of messages. A 'selector' selects one or more messages. It can be '1', '1,2,3' or '1-3,4-5' or similar.

    BOT COMMANDS QUEUE SET
    Usage: MSG <botname> QUEUE #<name> SET #<password|destination>

    Set the password or destination of a queue

    Example:
    /msg SupportBot queue Event set password foo
    /msg SupportBot queue Event set destination #event

    This command allows you to set the default destination of the queue. That can either be another queue, or a channel. It also lets you password protect a queue.

    BOT COMMANDS QUEUE SHOW
    Usage: MSG <botname> QUEUE #<name> SHOW #<selector>

    Shows selected message(s)

    Example:
    /msg SupportBot queue Event show 3

    This will show only those messages that are selected. A 'selector' selects one or more messages. It can be '1', '1,2,3' or '1-3,4-5' or similar.