Personality

Right- the following are all wildcards that have a (keyX) attached to it: * (verb) (noun) (adj) (adv) (adjective) (adverb).

Something to note as well: the * wildcard will match is something OR nothing is there, while the (verb) (noun) etc wildcards will only match is something is there.

don't forget (prekey) and (postkey) work for * too and as i notice so far, very well
way better responses now with the (key_x)s

will these new changes be added to the Book of A.I.? I'm having trouble understanding some of them and would like to read them closely.

linloth, I was having the same trouble, then I saw there was an explanation of them linked from the news page. On the top of the right column, I believe.

..which is still difficult...

Here's a good idea: for the Keyphrase "i am sorry" give it an Emotional value of 1 or 2 to simulate forgiveness.

Lunar22- What's difficult?

Well, I haven't delved into it far, but the new plugins and what used to be (subj), beyond post and prekey that is...

Here are some new styles of Keyphrases possible (please dont copy my responses):

can not
Perhaps the time is not yet right for (prekey) to (postkey).

does your (noun) (verb)
What sort of (key1) would it be if it couldnt (key2)?

That first one wouldn't work well with phrases that start with "can't", IE "Can't you do anything right?" would give "Perhaps the time is not yet right for to you"

still, prof, something's dawning

I'm sorry, stupid question...what is [0,0]? A plug-in? AN obvious stand-in for something I would know were my mind not on permanent vacation?

Also a question about prekey...would that be what comes before your keyphrase?

Like:

'want to' where what comes before is the prekey and what comes after the postkey? Or is that another dumb question?

Thanks.

I think [0,0] is emotion and ranking. 'want to' where what comes before is the prekey and what comes after the postkey. Is correct.