Your favorite Telegram bots?

Shamaninov

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Good day.

Personally, I think that this thread could be quite helpful even for the veterans of Telegram. The idea is simple - share some publicly available Telegram bots that work well for you. The category/niche of the bot doesn't matter.

For an example, here are mine: obviously - @combot, @drwebbot, @alertbot, @pollbot.
 
Good could someone point me to a post or article on the benefits of telegram bots.
 
Good could someone point me to a post or article on the benefits of telegram bots.
You add bots to your groups/channels for automation reasons and other valuable benefits. For an example - instead of having a 24/7 paid moderator (or yourself), you can use @combot. You simply fiddle around with the settings to customize your preferences on how should it work, when should it work, etc. and @combot will take care of everything in the group. Like, giving warnings to people, keeping spam out of the group or promotional posts/links from assholes.

Same for other bots - each bot provides some type of automation value.

Imagine, you're running a group where you often share files with each other. You're asleep. While you're sleeping, some asshole decides to drop an infected file on purpose for everybody else to download it. You're fucked, right? In the worst case, you download the file yourself and get your shit infected. How to fight that? Well, there is also a Telegram bot for that, called @drwebbot.

You can even use Telegram bots to automatically monetize your group/channel. Or simply paste links from YouTube or other sources to convert and download the file.

Basically, that's that.
 
You add bots to your groups/channels for automation reasons and other valuable benefits. For an example - instead of having a 24/7 paid moderator (or yourself), you can use @combot. You simply fiddle around with the settings to customize your preferences on how should it work, when should it work, etc. and @combot will take care of everything in the group. Like, giving warnings to people, keeping spam out of the group or promotional posts/links from assholes.

Same for other bots - each bot provides some type of automation value.

Imagine, you're running a group where you often share files with each other. You're asleep. While you're sleeping, some asshole decides to drop an infected file on purpose for everybody else to download it. You're fucked, right? In the worst case, you download the file yourself and get your shit infected. How to fight that? Well, there is also a Telegram bot for that, called @drwebbot.

You can even use Telegram bots to automatically monetize your group/channel. Or simply paste links from YouTube or other sources to convert and download the file.

Basically, that's that.
Thank you man. That's a great explanation and I found it really helpful.
 
Interesting convo, I’ve seen combot and rose being used quite a bit
 
You add bots to your groups/channels for automation reasons and other valuable benefits. For an example - instead of having a 24/7 paid moderator (or yourself), you can use @combot. You simply fiddle around with the settings to customize your preferences on how should it work, when should it work, etc. and @combot will take care of everything in the group. Like, giving warnings to people, keeping spam out of the group or promotional posts/links from assholes.

Same for other bots - each bot provides some type of automation value.

Imagine, you're running a group where you often share files with each other. You're asleep. While you're sleeping, some asshole decides to drop an infected file on purpose for everybody else to download it. You're fucked, right? In the worst case, you download the file yourself and get your shit infected. How to fight that? Well, there is also a Telegram bot for that, called @drwebbot.

You can even use Telegram bots to automatically monetize your group/channel. Or simply paste links from YouTube or other sources to convert and download the file.

Basically, that's that.
A very useful explanation! Thank you!
 
How do you edit the not settings to work in your favor?
 
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