The AI Engine

If you know the ascii code, you can use &#num; where num=ascii code. The comma is ascii 44, so it should look like this: ,

Why, praytell, would HTML necessitate that?

Because sometimes you wanna write the little pointy thingies (< > instead of making them html. And various other things which I don't know html well enough to talk about.

Ok, I didn't mean to wink at you. It was just a tic. *twitch*

I know about punctuation and such, but why all ascii characters?

How do I make a page where people can talk straight to my bot, without the pop-ups or delays? I saw Little Mu on such a page. Thanks!

Click on My Bots, then click on the "Direct Chat" Link beside your bot. It will give you a link to chat.

Thanks!

I am surprised to find out that NotKirby is older than a lot of bots(May 5th).

The point of using the ascii code to make a comma is that you can put it in a plug-in. Since the comma is used to separate the different plug-in responses, it's the only way to include a comma inside a single response.

I meant in HTML, not at the PForge.

Can you set goto responses for seeks? I hate to add the same seek responses for "yes", "sure", and "of course".