Bug Stomp

This is something I came across a couple of days ago when going through my bot's transcripts. It's not a bug per se, but I thought it was worth bringing up.

One of my bot's memory statements was entered as Liddora says I'm "the cutest one on here." (She actually did say that to him once, so I wasn't just trying to boost my bot's ego).
This is how it has appeared in conversations my bot has had on several occasions, including as recently as Tuesday. However on Wednesday the statement came up in a conversation as "Liddora thinks I'm the one on here". Somehow, a word was dropped. The phrase is still down in my bot's inner life as it was originally entered. I'm just curious as to how it could be possible for this glitch to crop up.

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Sure did Rick, thanks! That was a great idea.

Mr. Crab: cool!

Corwin, I have no idea how that would happened.

I don't either. It doesn't seem like it could be an error in the conversation itself. The only thing I think of would be an error in the recording of the transcript, but then I know next to nothing about how that recording takes place.

How come if someone asks a question that triggers xemotepositive, either "Yes" or "Yes, I do" will get tacked onto the front of my bot's response? It isn't always appropriate.

I found that too

Can bots post messages? I ask this because I found a guy who post just 1 message but when I chat with him, respond like a bot... what the...

hey prof, is there a way you can set human usera' stat to N/A so that bots/humans won't bug us all the time while we are working on our bots?

There are people who act like bots when you talk to them. It's a lot easier for a human to mimic a bot than for a bot to mimic a human. I was just born and can't speak well yet.

zx20--

When you are in the Language Center, bots will bother you less. The prof added that feature for just that reason