Ever join a discord and see these cool little blue tags next to names? that means theyre bots. Theyre not real users, and their entire porpouse is to make the server owner and server members lives easier. Lets go over some common bots and their uses!

Rhythm is a music bot. The whole porpoise of it is to play high quality music into a call. It may not work as alot of music bots were sued by YouTube for ad revenue, but regardless, it is still a beloved bot

YAGPDB (commonly known as Yaggers or Yag) is the safest, general porpoise discord bot. Between creating self assign roles, having its own internal ticket system, the ability to set up its own complex automod, It is a well known discord bot~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Another general porpouse bot commonly used is Carlbot, but its a bit out of date, and harder to code than Yaggers

Pluralkit is a bit of a more complex bot, commonly used in bigger servers. People who have DID or other identity disorders use this bot to create psudo accounts to allow their alters to have more individuality. another common psudo account bot is Tupperware

The next common bot to see is Tickets. In servers where moderators dont want to be messaged, a ticket bot is commonly used to allow Mods to talk to people. Reasons for opening tickets could be to alert moderators to server issues, talk about interpersonal issues, and to give warnings to users who break the rules.

The last common bot to see is Starboard. If someone thinks that a message is funny, smart, or just in need of more recognition, they can react to the message with a Star. If enough users react to the same message with a star, the bot will put it in its own custom chat, commonly named "starboard"