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## -SQLite Options-
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## Uncomment to enable the use of SQLite. This does nothing by itself but other features that require SQLite will need this to be on.
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## This can safely run alongside a MySQL/MariaDB database if they are powering seperate features.
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# SQLITE_ENABLED
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## Uncomment to enable a SQLite-powered in-game feedback system.
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## SQLite must be enabled for this to function.
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## It offers a means for players to be able to give feedback about the server.
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## The benefit of doing so in-game is that the quality of feedback received will likely be superior, as it self-selects for people who care enough to join the game.
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# SQLITE_FEEDBACK
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## A list of 'topics' that can be used to categorize feedback submitted, chosen
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## by the user. Have each topic seperated by a ';', as seen below.
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## The first one in the list will be the default one used, if the user does not change it.
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# SQLITE_FEEDBACK_TOPICS General; Suggestion; Complaint
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## Uncomment to add a layer of privacy to player feedback, by hashing their key, if the user wants to.
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## This is intended to encourage more honest feedback, while still allowing the ability to determine
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## if its just one person submitting everything.
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## A 'pepper.txt' containing a secret string must exist in the /config folder.
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## If this is turned off, users won't have the option to obfuscate their key.
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## Note that changing this does not retroactively change past submissions.
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# SQLITE_FEEDBACK_PRIVACY
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## Determines the 'cooldown' inbetween submissions, in days.
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## This is recommended if privacy is active, to prevent spam floods.
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## Less needed if feedback is not anonymous, since you can just ban spammers.
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## Setting to zero means no rate limiting.
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SQLITE_FEEDBACK_COOLDOWN 0
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## Determines if feedback should be restricted based on how recently someone first joined.
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## This is very unreliable due to how the age system works in general, but it might still be helpful.
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## Set this to how many days you want someone to have to wait when they first join.
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## Setting to zero will disable this restriction.
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SQLITE_FEEDBACK_MIN_AGE 7
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