diff --git a/motd b/motd
index 7fc5f7f..473ef85 100644
--- a/motd
+++ b/motd
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
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-Neeble version: 2023.09.18
+Neeble version: 2023.09.25
 Help with the development of neeble-bot in
 https://brejela.club/gitea/neeble-club/neeble
 Thank you!
diff --git a/utils/commands.py b/utils/commands.py
index de76a34..a586056 100644
--- a/utils/commands.py
+++ b/utils/commands.py
@@ -21,22 +21,35 @@ from utils.weather import displayweather, getweatherdata
 
 client = commands.Bot(command_prefix='--', intents=Intents.all())
 
+# This defines how big Neeble's quote "memory" is. If --rq is called, the quotes in the stack are removed from the query
 stack_limit = int((count_quotes() * .25))
 
+# When starting the bot for the first time, repetitions are going to be common. If ,after a couple hundred saved quotes, the
+# bot gets restarted a lot, the stack would reset and quotes would repeat themselves a lot more. Saving the stack on disk
+# prevents repeating quotes in between restarts
 with open(QUOTE_STACK, mode='r') as f:
     quote_id_stack = json.load(f)
 
+# Leaderboards must never be reset with the bot.
 with open(RQ_LEADERBOARD, mode='r') as f:
     rq_leaderboard = json.load(f)
 
+# This dictionary is used to save the last message of all users in the server, used in `on_message(message)`
+# which in turn is used in `grab_quote(bot: object)`
 quote_content = {}
 
+# Some commands (e.g. --roulette) cannot process two calls at the same time, comlock (or "command lock") serves as a way to make all affected commands wait.
+# This MAY become a dictionary in the future, where keys are commands and values are "True" or "False"
 comlock = {'roulette': False           
            }
 
+# Used in `roulette(bot: object)`
 drum = []
 chamber = -1
 
+# last_rq is a dictionary that keeps track of each user's --rq call; Sorting that dictionary by time everytime --rq is called _would_ be possible,
+# but it would scale poorly, that's why last_rqer exists. rq_abusers is a dictionary that keeps track of how many failed --rq attempts each user has.
+# After three "Chill.", --rq stops responding
 last_rq = {}
 last_rqer = ''
 rq_abusers = {}