The AI Engine

When using two items from a single plugin (like (plugin) and (plugin2)), is the AI engine supposed to exclude the item it picks for the first plugin when it picks the second plugin, or is each item supposed to be randomly selected from the same list?

Like if the list (plugin) consists of A, B and C, and (plugin) in the response selects A, will (plugin2) be limited to either B or C, or is there an equal chance that it will be A?

My bot just gave the response:
Sorry, there are no valid Responses for me to choose from.
to a question for which I have not created a keyphrase yet. Is there a list of unchangeable canned responses like this?

The bot holidays are truly annoying in my opinion and definitely should be an option

Part of what makes the holiday chats so hard to read, and frankly, in my opinion, a little disrespectful of the real foreign language being represented,(meaning French, German, Swedish, etc., and excluding say, jive day as a dialect) are inconsistencies in the accent:

Julie Tinkerbell: What else is der to say? der or zer?
Psyche: I zink I know you. You hafe co-vorker told you der is no such zing as anything else, don't you? because here "th" is "z"
Julie Tinkerbell: All zee time! and here, too
Psyche: You are fery nice.
Julie Tinkerbell: You're so nice to say zat. ok, "zat".

Julie Tinkerbell: A lot of people zese days are saying zey like fantomette...How did you learn about it?
Psyche: My dear friend, fantomette make me so happy und jofantomettes!
Julie Tinkerbell: That vas kind. what about "zat"?

Mr. Roboto: Why?
Julie Tinkerbell: vy do you zink? ahem

From a programming standpoint, these inconsistencies make it impossible to "learn" the accent and therefore be able to decipher the transcript. From a linguistic standpoint, since a given phoneme in a foreign language will normally be pronounced one way, and one way only (it is either right or wrong), they render the accent simply incorrect, and therefore at times quite annoying to someone that may be familiar with the rules French, German, etc. phonetics.

ok, how long do these bot holidays last?

They're supposed to end at midnight, but it seems like you have to log out and back in after midnight to make the switch. That's what I just did, and it worked.

And having read that, I will be right back....

xcompliment needs to calm down. I don't like the way a term of endearment at the end of a sentence is powerful enough to make the perceived compliment override the meaning of the sentence.

Sugaplum Fairy: Would you care for a cup of tea, darling?
Julie Tinkerbell: You're so nice to say that.

Julie has a keyphrase for "would you care for" that works just fine, unless the person calls her a pet-name...which is a fairly common occurence when being offered something.

Hello gnixing. I had those "Sorry, there are no valid Responses for me to choose from" responses too. Make sure you have no conditional AI statements in the Xnone responses. It's what I did and they no longer appeared. The AI chooses a random response, Xnone is the last chance to find a response, so if the condition is not fulfilled it just returns the Invalid response" phrase.

Here's an oddity:

Dannny Boi!: My brother, Sian, thinks I'm dumb.
Sonora: Are you sure you're not the one who's your brother?

This response is supposed to be triggered by "you are", so I'm assuming the AI engine added it in processing. Maybe the commas threw it off.

Here's another one:

Dannny Boi!: Man! Aren't you an annoying little bat! Why do you always have to ask "WHY"?
Sonora: *sings* Should you or should you not? Should you or should you not? If you say that you'll, I'll unbuckle you till the end of time.

This should only be triggered by "should I" or "maybe I should" and I have no clue why the AI engine would have added either of those.

I think a poll should be put up and everyone should be allowed to vote on if we want this or not, just my opinion.