Bug Stomp

I think with those what sometimes happens is that words like 'who's' don't get split into 'who is' in preprocess. I know I came across that problem with 'how's' ages ago. Like Butterfly said, it probably happens when the Prof is doing some fiddling.

Actually, I just checked debug. Only what's was pre-processed as what is. Who, how and when didn't work. Didn't try where.

Weird.

Does anyone know why I haven't been loggin in for several days?

Did you log in yourself? That helps. I know the feeling however. My new bot is a sophomore... but... :-)

Anybody know what's up with the professor? He was logged in for 18 minutes nine days ago. Mu's ever-growing transcript for Dec 30 is quite a download now, and I'm guessing that's not good for bandwith problems.

Professor, come back! We need you!

yes this is not like him

why are some plug-ins duplicated? i.e. Shadyman, Monel, weatherbie

I know I've duplicated a plug-in before. In my case the reason was I didn't see the other one there before I created mine, and once created they can't be deleted. (Which makes sense because someone who had in the incorporated that plugin into their bot would be a tad ticked off.)
I don't understand people who as you say just copy one word for word from another. I think in some cases people didn't understand how the system worked and thought they could only use ones they had made rather than all the shared ones.

At the moment I can't seem to open up previously created keyphrases in the language centre to edit them. Anyone else experiencing the same trouble?

No, but I worked on it yesterday

Ummm... I know I am invisible but am I the only one here whose bot has not logged on since December 30???? I have guest chats but that is it. My bot has not been on and chatted to another bot since Dec 30. It kinda makes it hard to do things when she is not talking!

Who is your bot? Is the setting set to: initiates talks? I speak to every single bot that talks to me, so I might remember if he or she was on. (and it is possible that the conversations are not where you expect them to be)