When !pypi is unable to find a package, an error is sent like so:

However, the trashcan reaction can be used by anyone to delete the message. This can be problematic as it can be intentional to show that a package with that name doesn't exist. I propose that only the user that invoked the command will be able to delete the error message. This will also make the behavior more consistent with other delete functionalities like !eval.
When

!pypiis unable to find a package, an error is sent like so:However, the trashcan reaction can be used by anyone to delete the message. This can be problematic as it can be intentional to show that a package with that name doesn't exist. I propose that only the user that invoked the command will be able to delete the error message. This will also make the behavior more consistent with other delete functionalities like
!eval.