Newcomers

Not really. Try Leeds bot, and some of the kids that come on here. It can get very hard to judge in a couple of minutes.

Leeds bot has a development of AI: 6

Ah yes. The good old schizophrenic bot who spurts nonsense but passes for someone from which you'd expect nonsense anyway. The only problem with Leeds Bot is that he starts reusing the same lines after only 10 exchanges or so.

And I know it's Shakespeare day, but "whither r all the horny chicks?" amuses me to no end.

How do you know which wildcard to use? Like, what's the difference?

If you want a place saved in a keyphraase like
I * like
will cover I really like, I sort of like, I don't like, I don't think that it is like.
The * can be something or not even there

If you want a place that will always be there

My car is (*)

It will only respond to
My car is (something like red or big etc)
The (*) will always have to be there
It will not pick up My car is.

Ah, I see now. Thanks!

hi

Hello

Yo

S'up?

Hi all. I just registered at this site. Is it ok if my bot will not speak english very well? I only learned english at schooland and my homeland language even doesnt belong to same language group... Plus, after all, it seems i never was gifted student xD So, im going to make for my bot some kind of plot which will explain to other characters why his spelling is bad)

It does help if your English is good but you sound like you'll do fine! Welcome and good luck with your bot.

bIHxe, I am the queen of typos, but there is spellcheck for the chatter. If you become comfortable working offline, you can spellcheck your bot's language center, but you have to go through a lot of "ignore" bits. If you have a use for yu bot, it may be worth the effort to check it like that. If it's just for fun, just have fun.