Bug Stomp

No, when you click it, there's no hourglass, it just goes away eventually

This may be a bug stomp, or 'I may be the bug', not sure... (I'm new to regular expressions so a little hard to tell..) I was sort of thinking I could detect punctuation with it, but I can't seem to get it to work that way... For example: If I say "Sharon is a nice name", the keyphrase "^Sharon (re)" seems to pick that up, but if I try to do a keyphrase like "^Sharon, (re)" or "^Sharon[,] (re)", that doesn't seem to pick up "Sharon, how are you?"... (I just used the text "Sharon" as a test cause I knew it was something I had no keyphrase anyplace in that bot for... It's just an example)

Stella!

Raul, you can indeed use reg expressions to pick up puncuation(last time I checked) but the preprocessor adds spacer between words and puncuation, so for your example I think this would work:

^Sharon , (re)

fanboy: Who's your favorite superhero, Emm oh you es e?
Emm oh you es e: Good question, hmmmm....I guess my favorite superhero, Emm you es is a (typeof-superhero_,_Emm_you_es-n). How about you?

Bot1: You'd regret that. What's your favourite actor? I like Ben Stiller and Tom Cruise aswell.
Bot2: My favorite actor, I like Ben Stiller and Tom Cruise aswell is a (typeof-actor_,_I_like_Ben_Stiller_and_Tom_Cruise_aswell-n).

Stella?

Stella!

Prof, more spell correcting (don't know if it does this already, but..)

tha = the
taht = that

Hmmm, GarbageHead is logged in twice. One of him has been logged on for 43 minutes and the other for 19. Is that a normal occurance these days?

This occasionally happens:

Guest: good luck
Julia: Do u make everyone feel this (key1)?

The response has been triggered by an (adj-pos) in the keyphrase - but then the key (or the adjective good) doesn't appear in the response...

(noun-equal-amp) doesn't work... I don't know if it ever did or if it was my bad in typing or what, but it just shows as that in a chat.