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+#How to Build a Discord Bot#
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+This document is written in response to the first question of request for [Joystream's](joystream.org) Bounty [13](https://github.com/Joystream/community-repo/issues/123)
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+##Getting Started##
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+Go to Discord's [bot portal](https://discordapp.com/developers/applications/) and create a new application, giving it an appropriate name.
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+ Copy and save the Client ID and secret (where the 2 rrows are pointing at) ,making sure you keep the secret secret.
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+So far, what you have is a simple application.
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+You click on the Bot tab under settings to your left, and click on the "add a bot button". 
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+This would take you to your bot homepage. You'll be given a token, which you should take note off and keep safe. 
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+As an aside, never store any keys or tokens on GitHub, ESPECIALLY if the repo is public.
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+##Developing the Bot##
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+This is not part of my scope. It would be completed by whoever takes on step 2 of the bounty
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+##Deploying the Bot##
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+This is also for whomever takes step three of the bounty.
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