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Sorry, jabernaute, I don't know the answer to that one. I'm sure someone around here does, though. Anyone?
isaacc
BIG THANKS for the tip bits of information you left with AnnWot. (in answer to your question - yes both Ann and I are Kiwi)
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Many questions are answered in the FAQ.
Sorry, jabernaute, I don't know the answer to that one. I'm sure someone around here does, though. Anyone? 
Is there any kind of base bot personality that is available to begginers to help them get started im so novice its hard to make a realy entertaining bot
Jabernaute, par conte si jamais tu te sentirais plus confortable à discuter des choses bouleversantes chez ton bot en français, ton courrier sera bienvenue. Il y a du monde ici qui parle, moi, DaMoyre, et Patricia y comprises. Au plaisir!
Et moi, aussi, je parle un peu. Mais c'est pour la plupart l'argot que je sais - je ne suis pas vachement sophistiqué comme les autres. 
Jabernaute, par conte si jamais tu te sentais plus apte à discuter des choses bouleversantes chez ton bot en français, ton courrier sera le bienvenu. Il y a du monde ici qui parle, moi, DaMoyre, et Patricia y comprises. Au plaisir!
Sorry I am a defender of the french language (but i'm not sure my english is as rich as your french 
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J'ai un petit problème avec mon bot il répond par des xnone à des phrases pour lesquelles il y a un keyword (et ceci même avec un rank de +50). Je ne comprends pas trop mais j'ai remarqué que ceci arrivais souvent quand les phrases sont assez longues.
).J'ai un petit problème avec mon bot il répond par des xnone à des phrases pour lesquelles il y a un keyword (et ceci même avec un rank de +50). Je ne comprends pas trop mais j'ai remarqué que ceci arrivais souvent quand les phrases sont assez longues.
isaacc
BIG THANKS for the tip bits of information you left with AnnWot. (in answer to your question - yes both Ann and I are Kiwi)
apt/comfortable, eh, ok. *shrugs*
Sometimes it can be a tricky choice- especially for a non-native speaker, although I've heard native-speakers hesitate with it too at times, between imparfait, future and conditional tense in contexts like that
....but what I think I actually should have said is "Si tu te sens plus à l'aise," (leaving se sentir in the present) if the end of the "Si" clause is to be future tense, since I wasn't really referring to a past situation nor an eventuality in reference to the verb "se sentir", but a present state of being.
Thanks for the discussion and for pointing those things out- if we don't keep talking we lose it all.
Pour ton problème de xnone, c'est tout possiblement une bogue, on a remarqué que cela arrive des fois.
Sometimes it can be a tricky choice- especially for a non-native speaker, although I've heard native-speakers hesitate with it too at times, between imparfait, future and conditional tense in contexts like that
....but what I think I actually should have said is "Si tu te sens plus à l'aise," (leaving se sentir in the present) if the end of the "Si" clause is to be future tense, since I wasn't really referring to a past situation nor an eventuality in reference to the verb "se sentir", but a present state of being. Thanks for the discussion and for pointing those things out- if we don't keep talking we lose it all.
Pour ton problème de xnone, c'est tout possiblement une bogue, on a remarqué que cela arrive des fois.
jabernaute - could you give us an actual example? What was the keyphrase, what was the response (as it was written in your program), what was the phrase it should have matched on, and what xnone did you get instead?
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