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If @curse is responding differently than expected when you use a flag, the issue may be caused by iOS automatically changing your dashes. Many commands require a double dash (--) for flags, but iOS devices often convert two regular dashes into a single long dash (—) because of the Smart Punctuation feature. Since -- and — are completely different characters, this can cause commands to fail or behave unexpectedly. To fix this, first make sure you are using the correct double dash (--). If the problem continues, you can disable Smart Punctuation on your iOS device by following these steps:
  1. Open Settings
  2. Go to General
  3. Tap Keyboard
  4. Turn off Smart Punctuation
Smart Punctuation
Once disabled, iOS will stop automatically converting double dashes into long dashes, and your commands should work properly with @curse.