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Like me$ (re) [10,0] should work too. $ cuts off the phrase. It would also match "they like me" But it would not match "You like me, don't you" . Sorry the responces and a seek above would not get indented.

thanks Ronnie, and prob. very helpful stuff.

I find the easiest way to go is to use
like me rank 0
(he|she|they) like me 5
do you like me 5
unlike me 5

etc

Well, touch wood, I had been lucky with matching

"you like me" ets.

But I have many other bugbears, when the AI engine get stuck on one seek, or refuses to follow a seek from time to time... Always works on debug, works 50-80% in the field, occasionally fails for no obvious reason.

You: you like me
Bot: Yes

(Do|) you like me - the keyphrase I use

Find: (Do|) you like me (24) Time: 74.55
(Found)
Rank & Length Bonus: 24

I've found that makes the creation of bots I do not enjoy. I think that is it the best that my account will be deleted and the uncle of anger, which I hereby request.
I am sorry.
Axona

Axona, your bot is small enough to abort yourself.

Axona, are you a CBC judge?

I’ve been looking at plug-ins and they are a mess with many duplicates, cryptic references and no automatic search option.

Is it possible to edit/delete your own plug-ins? I am thinking of creating a few, but I am loath to add to the disorder.
This is a proposed plug-in, once ready it will be shared. Is it too long?

(self-aware)
Conscious, aware, sentient, cognizant, intelligent, artificially-intelligent, artificially-sentient, artificially-aware, artificially-self-aware, artificially-cognizant, a machine-consciousness, a machine consciousness, a machine-intelligence, a machine intelligence, a machine-sentience, a machine sentience, self-cognizant, self cognizant, self-aware, self aware, a thinking entity, thought-capable, capable of thought, a sentient being, a sentient entity, a sentient program, sentient software, thinking machine

To be used with:
Are you (self-aware) [6,0] <?PF rem “being self-aware” as “topic”; rem “the AI” as “theme”; ?>

Sure you can make your own. Then you can decide whether to make them public or private.

I also noticed that hyphenated words in plug-ins get matched without a hitch. Even better than spelling them in regex.

I only have to lament that so many of the shared plug-ins are duplications

are full of contradictory terms, not spell-checked and cannot be used...

The plug ins are done by the users. Some are better than others. If you don't like one make your own, or improve on an old one.