Personality

is there a way to say certain responses only if the bots mood is a certain level? So it will actually act sad when it's sad and act happy when it's happy?

If not, are there plans to add this kind of feature?

no, but I assume this may be coming with the new mood system

I've thought about that. Each Response could have a range between -5 and +5 and would only come up if the mood was in that range.. the drawbacks are that it might spread responses so thin we could have a lot of repeating.

Is a number a noun?

Anything that is the name of something is a noun, even if that thing is an idea rather than a physical thing you could point at.

so that's a yes then?

Thanks

Oh, whoops. Yes, that's a yes.

I'm not sure WordNet has numbers in it, though. I seem to remember looking for one once but not seeing it. Perhaps because it could go on and on and on.

Numbers can be pronouns, too, as in "I'll have seven." (seven referring to, say, "seven popsicles".)

That would be an adjective, not a pronoun.

Talk to my bots! The grand parents are there and the oldest girl is! I am making a family!

No, an adjective would be "I'll have daytime popsicles." Since "seven" takes the place of popsicles, it's a pronoun in that case.

I'm pondering on (postsubj).. should it be the ENTIRE part of the sentence following the match, or should it break off at the end of the subject/verb-phrase/object that it starts in? In the chats I've recently had, it seems like it would be better to have the whole remaining part of the sentence.

Keyphrase: "my"
Sentence: "My hat is on fire."
(postsubj) currently would be "hat" but it could be "hat is on fire". In the latter example, if you wanted to respond with "hat" then your Keyphrase could be: "my * (verb)" and you could use (key1) in your response.

Opinions? Ideas?