Score 
is my variation to contract checksums. There are many bots that do this, but Rick does it a little differently. The magic sauce will stay a secret, but the vision here is to give a quick insight into the uniqueness of a token contract. Score may be renamed in a more Rick-ish style later on…
Updated 2023-08-30T22:00:00Z - now, whenever a live pair is not found, Rick will try to score the contract so you immediately see similar contracts (so .pre is basically done automatically).
The feature has been implemented in 
Discord and 
Telegram; however, it will be in beta servers/chats for the time being.
Understanding scoring 
It’s actually quite simple: a lower score means there are many copy pasta contracts out there. A score of 100 means the contract is unique, for now.
Scores are calculated every time a token is requested. If you are the first to check a contract, it might take a little longer to get a response, but it’s for the greater good.
Digging deeper 
Since Rick does not do anything (except for showing the default QuickLink Panel) with contracts that do not have a price, like NFTs, addresses or pre-launch contracts, you can calculate a score before the token trading is enabled, and even lookup similar contracts.
In telegram, you can use the same commands with the
/prefix.
It’s important to always call these commands with the token address - this is the address that you see in full on the default (advanced) price-embed from Rick. 
Pre-launch scoring 
Keep in mind that a contract must be 
verified or Rick is not able to calculate a score.
.pre 0x...
Find the pastas 
If the score is not 100, there are similar contracts out there. Now, if you want to see the matched contracts, you can. The .pc or .ma command returns a list with a maximum of 15 matched contracts (the most recently seen contract will be the first).
.pc 0x...
Warning 
This is in no way a bearish/bullish indicator, but just a simple way to indicate if a token contract is unique or not. Keep in mind I never kept old contracts that have been rugged, so the data should become more accurate over time. Always DYOR, a score of 100 just means Rick hasn’t found similar contracts, a very low score may mean it’s just a basic CA. Keep in mind this method is not 100% accurate.