AmariBot Introduced

==Background==
Following The Death of Eli, the server did not have a bot to handle its chat XP and leveling. Violet soon decided to introduce AmariBot to fill this function instead. After a few days of leveling being disabled so the staff could set up the bot, AmariBot was introduced to the server on 19 May 2021.
==Chat Explosion==
Immediately after the introduction of AmariBot, all XP and levels were reset. This included the removal of most of the server's permissions to send images. Several members began to chat actively, as they suddenly had a chance to top the leaderboards. This included many new or previously inactive members who seized the opportunity to climb the ranks, with older members no longer having an advantage. FractalCyclone quickly took the lead and became the first member to reach level 5 on the new bot, followed shortly after by Legitted, a somewhat new user who had not been incredibly active before the leveling reset. Accompanying the sudden spike in level up messages, the number of times the word "pog" had been said climbed to five times its normal daily rate by 11 AM EST, reaching well over 1,000 by midnight. This was described as "maybe too much pog" by Steamline. In that single day, 19 May 2021, the server reached a total of nearly 20,000 messages, with about 14,000 messages from .
This chat explosion led Ran to briefly enact a 10-second slowmode on . It also caused several users to flee to the less chaotic . This created a new surge in supremacy.
Amidst the commotion, Violet ran a command to give himself instant level 50. This was immediately noticed and called out as admin abuse, and he soon reset it.
== Anti-Capitalist Sentiment ==
Under the new system, server boosters gained XP 1.5 times as fast as normal users. This led to a divide between the poorer members who could not afford boosts and the small portion of them who could. A number of users adopted the #NoP2W tag in their nicknames, reflecting that they did not pay to advance levels more quickly.
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