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-# tf2-bot-kicker-gui
+# tf2-bot-kicker-gui - Pending new release as soon as I get around to it. (Probably in 1 or 2 days)
 
 A (somewhat) cross-platform bot identifier/kicker written in Rust.
 
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 By adding `-usercon` to your TF2 launch options and the settings in your `autoexec.cfg` file, programs are able to initiate a Remote CONsole with the game over a TCP connection. From this RCON connection, this program can execute commands and read the response while you are busy playing TF2. Using commands like `status` and `tf_lobby_debug`, the program is able to see the names and SteamIDs of players in your Casual server, which it uses to identify bots according to the SteamIDs or names saved in any files you have set in the program. If any players are identified as a bot by their SteamID or name, this program will take appropriate action.
 
-Unfortunately the `status` command runs but does not respond over rcon, instead outputting into the local game console. To overcome this, `-condebug -conclearlog` is added the the TF2 launch options to output the contents of the in-game console to a log file, which this program reads from to get the output of the status command.
+Unfortunately the `status` command runs but does not respond over rcon, instead outputting into the local game console. To overcome this, `-condebug -conclearlog` is added the the TF2 launch options to output the contents of the in-game console to a log file, which this program reads from to get the output of the status command.