Quickstart code is wrong

[HGStyle]

Summary

The quickstart code from https://discordpy-self.readthedocs.io/en/latest/quickstart.html is wrong.

Reproduction Steps

As you can see, the quickstart code currently ignores every message that is not from the "bot user", instead of ignoring messages from the "bot user".

Code

import discord

client = discord.Client()

@client.event
async def on_ready():
    print(f'We have logged in as {client.user}')

@client.event
async def on_message(message):
    if message.author != client.user:
        return

    if message.content.startswith('$hello'):
        await message.channel.send('Hello!')

client.run('your token here')

Expected Results

Anyone saying "$hello" should be greeted with "Hello!"

Actual Results

Only the current bot user can send "$hello" and be greeted (by itself).

System Information

It's inside the docs.

Checklist

• I have confirmed I am using unmodified discord.py-self and not the upstream discord.py.
• I am using a user token (and it isn't visible in the code).
• I have searched the open issues for duplicates.
• I have searched closed issues for resolved duplicates.
• I have confirmed the development version doesn't resolve the issue.
• I have shared the entire traceback.

Additional Information

This can be fixed by replacing "!=" by "==" in on_message.

[TheKidThatCodes]

This may be intentional, as this library can be used for both selfbotting and userbotting (or even a hybrid of both, but that seems really wierd).

[HGStyle]

This may be intentional, as this library can be used for both selfbotting and userbotting (or even a hybrid of both, but that seems really wierd).

Not an expert, what do you mean by selfbotting and userbotting? Aren't those the same thing (a Discord user account being controlled by a Python library) ?

[TheKidThatCodes]

Chatgpt explained it more fluidly than i can but its slightly off but close enough that i modified it to be good

A selfbot is a normal user account (yours) that runs code using your user token to automate actions — such as sending messages, deleting them, joining/leaving servers, etc. This is often in response to commands triggered via message content.
“Userbot” is a broader term.
It often refers to any automation or client simulation using a user account, whether or not it’s “your” main account.

[HGStyle]

I still don't quite see the reason that behavior would be intended, as a bot should probably never allow to run commands from itself and instead run commands from others - and I guess the type of account, whether or not it's your main account, doesn't change anything to that behavior