Less a strict moderator, more a cheeky chat member wearing a police cap. It catches strong language and exposes whoever swears the most. Best for friendly chats that will take it as a game.
The name comes from a famous Soviet children's poem about a giant, good-hearted policeman, and the bot plays that part. Once it joins a group, it reads along and notices obscene words. The profile sums up the job in one line, with no detail about penalties or stats.
In spirit it is entertainment, not a moderation tool. If your group needs swearing deleted and offenders punished, pick a proper chat manager. If you want to tease friends and see who lost their temper today, Styopa fits right in.
Pricing is not mentioned. The profile lists a chat for questions, a pointer to the author's other bots and an advertising contact, which suggests the bot runs on ads rather than subscriptions.
It only understands Russian profanity, so groups in other languages will get little out of it. Give members a heads-up before adding it: not everyone enjoys having their messages checked, even as a joke.
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