Sending message to a variable (BungeeSK) [Skript version for Minecraft 1.8]

[lapis mango]

Normally sending "&c%player%&r: &7%{_m}%" to {nadmins::*} would send the message to all players in that variable. However, its not functioning correctly for me. I have confirmed the player is being added to the variable and the message is being saved as {_m} correctly. The issue is who its sending it to. I'm using BungeeSK and am wondering if that may be causing issues. If you have an answer please reply (please avoid using loops).

[jovial nest]

; good luck

also

[lapis mango]

command /mm [<text>]:
trigger:
if player doesn't have the permission "modchat.use":
send "Unknown command. Try ""/help"" for help."
stop
else:
if arg-1 is not set:
send "&cPlease specify a message to send."
stop
else:
set {_m} to arg-1
broadcast "%{_m}%"
send "&c%player%&r: &7%{_m}%" to {nadmins::*}

[jovial nest]

Oh.

1. Use code blocks; ```code here ```
2. You dont need these “guard clauses”, as

• a) a command has built-in properties for permissions and usage
• b) the whole point of guard clauses is to not nest. (The stop allows you to not indent, but you indent inside an else anyways)
• should also use else ifs

2. Use <> for mandatory arguments, and [<>] for optional ones

And broadcast the list, make sure it actually contains some players

[lapis mango]

I've already done this, players are contained in the variable. I also dont use <> because I want to use my own custom message when the player does not complete the command.