selfhosting

Selfhosting is a very particular, not recommanded way to use the bot on one's server. You are more likely NOT to be a selfhoster than the opposite.

The owner of DuckHunt (<@!138751484517941259> ) said the following about selfhosting DuckHunt:

If you want to selfhost you can, but it's really not recommended for a few reasons:

Selfhosters are people that can typically use this kind of sentence within a normal discussion :

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Selfhosting is a very particular, not recommanded way to use the bot on one's server. You are more likely NOT to be a selfhoster than the opposite. 

The owner of DuckHunt (<@!138751484517941259> ) said the following about selfhosting DuckHunt:
If you want to selfhost you can, but it's really not recommended for a few reasons:

- Lack of support (for you)
- Burden of support (for users of your version that come here for support, even if you tell them not to)
- You'll have to update (quickly)
- I try to provide DB migration scripts, but it's not always possible, so sometimes you'll have to move the DB yourself
- A selfhosted bot is more limited (by discord) than DH => Less ducks per day before hitting rate limits
- If it crashes of what, you are on your own (safe for DB restore and whatnot)
- The current bot have some URLs hardcoded you'd have to change yourself
- You cannot make your fork a public bot (of course, but people tried)
- Once forked, I won't re-import your database if you decide to go back
- ...
- Yeah please don't selfhost

Selfhosters are people that can typically use this kind of sentence within a normal discussion :

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