YouTube has sent out cease and desist letters to many individuals and companies throughout its history - notable incidents include the letter to TechCrunch, a platform used to download YouTube videos, and to Clearview AI, a facial recognition app, in 20 respectively. However, Ammerlaan announced on August 24 that Groovy would shut down due to a cease and desist letter from YouTube. Groovy can also play the songs you want just by being given a link to the song, so I feel like Groovy was a very accessible music bot that everybody could use.” Groovy’s bot developer Nik Ammerlaan announces Groovy’s shutdown in his Discord server.
“For example, some music bots such as Rythm require certain moderator permissions to skip songs, while Groovy allows anybody to skip songs if they want. “Using Groovy was easier than using other music bots,” Liu said. Used in more than 16 million servers, Groovy was the second most used music bot in Discord.įor Liu, Groovy was his preferred music bot, as it provided a unique experience that other existing music bots could not. Users would join a Discord voice channel, type in a command along with the title or link of the song they want to listen to, and Groovy would join the voice chat and play the requested music. Groovy was a Discord bot developed by Nik Ammerlaan for users who want to listen to music while using Discord. They’re also a good way to communicate with friends.” “You can play mini-games or play music with the bots, and they help you relax and have fun.
“I used a variety of Discord bots before, mainly bots such as Dank Memer and Groovy,” Liu said. Sophomore Nathan Liu, who began using Discord in 2020 at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, believes that bots enhanced his experience on Discord. Bots are used for various purposes such as moderating servers, playing text games and listening to music. Discord, a text messaging and voice calling app used for gaming and community building, has provided add-on services called bots since its early stages of development. Discord music bot Groovy has ended its service on August 30 due to copyright issues with YouTube.
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