Bug Stomp

Turing's, that was what was happening to me with a seek from Xemot-negative-very. It kept saying I already had the keyphrase when I was actually updating a seek.

Not a bug, but it would help:

A lot of bots use the asterisk for *emphasis* but when a bot replies with that part in a (subj) the emphasized word is gone. Could you remove all asterisks in preprosessing?

Why would anyone *ever* use asterisks for *emphasis*?

-PLEASE- keep in mind, that _some_ people have used >other< types of !strange! characters for emphasis too. So we'd need to catch /all\ of them, *right*?

WHAT are *you* TALKING about???

Yeah but asterisks *are* the most common.

Why would you even *say* that? *kicks Eugene* You see I use them for actions...

Hey at the end of my bot's transcript is something strange.. check it out: (names have been changed to protect the not-so-innocent)

Sunday, November 3

Bot: (to Bot) I scared you, didn't I?
Bot: (to Bot) Oh, it's you.
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Neither of these convos are currently going

If we still have the math function running, * also means mutliply. This has produced some intersting conversations in the past.

I *also* use them for actions. *uses asterisks to demonstrate an action* They are multifunctional characters!

I just got the random log out thing again. Twice. At the same time.I'm back, tho'.

I know I mentioned this before, but I wasn't certain. Now I am certain. xnomatch only works when the bot is talking to a human, not when it is talking to other bots.