A new freedom plugin.
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Plex is a new freedom plugin. It is an alternative to TotalFreedomMod. It has many of the features that make a freedom server unique, but also many features that TotalFreedomMod doesnt have. For example, there is full support for using a permissions plugin instead of ranks. It is also much more performance oriented. You can use Redis to store indefinite bans and store player data in MongoDB, MariaDB, or SQLite. Plex is also fully customizable as you can change almost all of the messages within the plugin. Plex also has a module system which can be used to add additional functionality. Plex is not a rewrite, "debloat", or related to TotalFreedomMod. Plex is an entirely new experience.