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+# Errors
+
+## Not enough arguments
+
+This error occurs when a command is called with insufficient parameters or arguments.
+
+
+For example, if a command requires a username and a message, but only one of them is provided.
+
+
+> You can always get help on the required command arguments via `!help <command_name>`
+
+
+## Incorrect argument
+
+This error means that an argument passed to a command is invalid.
+
+
+For example, if a command expects an argument in a certain format *(e.g., 25.02, forsen:live)* but does not receive it in the required format.
+
+## Insufficient rights
+
+This error typically occurs when a user attempts to perform an action for which they do not have the necessary permissions or privileges. 
+For instance, if a chatter tries to execute a moderator-only command.
+
+
+Also, if the bot doesn't have any permissions, such as not being granted moderator rights, this error will also happen! 
+For example, a bot without moderator rights will send this error when calling the `!massping` command.
+
+## Incompatible name
+
+This error indicates that the name being used is incompatible with the command. **Not used at the moment.**
+
+
+For example, attempt to create a custom command with the name of a built-in command (e.g. `!ping`).
+
+## Namesake creation
+
+This error suggests that the name being attempted to be used is already in use.
+
+## Not found
+
+This error occurs when the requested resource *(e.g. timer, command, user)* cannot be found.
+
+## External API error
+
+This error indicates a problem with an external API that the bot relies on.
+
+
+For example, if the bot is trying to fetch data from Stats API and encounters an issue with the connection or the API itself.
+
+## Something went wrong
+
+This is a generic error code used to indicate that an unexpected error occurred for which there isn't a specific error code defined. It serves as a catch-all for various unexpected errors.