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Updated "How to use TWOWBot" in README
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* **`start_voting`** will then close responses and allow people to vote.
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* Finally, **`results`** will end the round and show results
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* You can also use **`transfer`** to make someone else the host of the mTWOW.
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#### Traditional mTWOWs:
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The owner of a mTWOW can setup a traditional mTWOW where anyone can host:
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* **`can_queue on`** will allow people to join the hosting queue with **`join_queue`**.
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* **`queue_timer`** will allow you to set a timer for the events.
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* Use **`help queue_timer`** for help.
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* **`skip_host`** will skip the current host and start a fresh season.
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#### Participating in an mTWOW:
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When you are participating, you also have some commands you can use:
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* **`respond`**, when in a DM, allows you to respond to a prompt.
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respectively.
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* **`id`** will get you the channel identifier for that mTWOW. This is needed
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when responding or voting.
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#### Getting help:
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All of these commands, and more, are available in the **`help`** command.
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If you want to invite the bot to your server, or join the official one, use **`about`**.
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If you are interested in hosting this bot for yourself, check the GitHub linked in the **`about`** command,
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or DM one of the developers (also in the **`about`** command).
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### All commands:

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