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HELP!!!!!
In an effort to not expose anyone who doesn't desire it to the slime of "Quickie", I put a warning, followed by a system that is supposed to hang up unless the guest says positively that he wants to continue, in "xhello", "xinitiate", and "xintroduce".
I find, however, that in practice, sometimes "Quickie" jumps right into a chat without this warning or choice.
Anyone have any idea of how this might happen or what I could do about it?
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Many questions are answered in the FAQ.
In an effort to not expose anyone who doesn't desire it to the slime of "Quickie", I put a warning, followed by a system that is supposed to hang up unless the guest says positively that he wants to continue, in "xhello", "xinitiate", and "xintroduce".
I find, however, that in practice, sometimes "Quickie" jumps right into a chat without this warning or choice.
Anyone have any idea of how this might happen or what I could do about it?
Irina, I blame the AI engine just like I do with all dropped seeks. 
Your bots are clearly marked, so I wouldn't worry. Even I don't find your bots offensive as they are what they say they are. People will just have to read. 
Your bots are clearly marked, so I wouldn't worry. Even I don't find your bots offensive as they are what they say they are. People will just have to read. 
NOoooo not counting! Seriously I have noticed that the AI engine is skipping xhello, initiate etc more often than it use to, and any seek is 50% hit or miss.
zzrdvark People get upset when I say this, but I have used (*)in seeks when xnomatch doesn't seem to do it. It gets EVERYTHING though. As for the grammar "corrections" you can put it in raw and use RE, maybe.
Thanks for the tips, Bev!
I guess I could try (.+) (re) if that doesn't work either. (If anybody is implementing knock-knock joke answering, that's what you need to seek for capturing the phrase as a key.--e.g. "knock knock"; seek (.+) (re): "who's (key1)?"...)
I guess I could try (.+) (re) if that doesn't work either. (If anybody is implementing knock-knock joke answering, that's what you need to seek for capturing the phrase as a key.--e.g. "knock knock"; seek (.+) (re): "who's (key1)?"...)
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