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* allow a user (admin or non-admin) to flag their own message Initially implemented in https://github.com/HabitRPG/habitica/issues/8005 Use case for a non-admin needing to flag their own message: - a new user posts a question - a socialite answers - the user posts again and reveals that they're under 13 - the socialite flags all of the user's messages and all replies to the user including the socialite's own reply (it's a requirement that all messages to and from under-aged users be hidden and some socialites know this) * change NPC message for Tavern: "Rest in the Inn" > "Pause Damage" * prevent a chat message being hidden until it's been flagged more than once * allow non-Tavern (non-"Public") challenges to have zero gem prize Also changes message about gem prize to say "Public Challenges" instead of "Tavern Challenges" * finish committing merge conflict |
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Habitica 
Habitica is an open source habit building program which treats your life like a Role Playing Game. Level up as you succeed, lose HP as you fail, earn money to buy weapons and armor.
We need more programmers! Your assistance will be greatly appreciated.
For an introduction to the technologies used and how the software is organized, refer to Guidance for Blacksmiths.
To set up a local install of Habitica for development and testing on various platforms, see Setting up Habitica Locally.