The AI Engine

That would work if preprocessing ignores semicolons as such.

Right, since noone uses semicolons in their keyphrases, it would be perfect to simply eliminate them, instead of replacing them with a space as is done now.

The Prof doesn't use apostrophes anyway. So 'dont' and 'cant' already get processed as 'do not' and 'can not.' Not sure if it also works that way for 'arent.'

What determines how many bots will log in? I just found this site last week, so I don't have any idea of how it normally is, but the number online seems to be dropping like a rock each day and none of my bots have logged in in a few days.

I think it's great that our bots now recognize a lot of words even when misspelled. Can we have them recognize the names of major cities? For example, Los Angeles:

Guest: I live in Los Angeles.
God Louise: I've spent many a happy day walking through loss an gel. Beautiful place.

I've found the spell checker doesn't like proper names.

It's on my list for the spell checker to be smarter about Proper Names. It's funny to see what it comes up with, though.

Good eyes, Turing's Dad. Actually, that was in there, but in the wrong order. Now you're not an arena.

Beastial Boys

How hard would it be to make it so if a letter has so many keyphrases in it, to put another list below the list of letters saying page 1, page 2, etc. to break it up into smaller chunks so it loads faster? Or failing that, how long will it be until you get import/export bug-free?

btw, damn good job on the new features I'm drooling to try them out, if I was patient enough to wait for the load times to do it hehe

Export/Import is next on my list. I'll be working on it today.

I just had an idea... not sure how feasable it is though. Maybe you could have a feature where whenever a human is talking to your bot it stores what they say and then you can use a keyword command sorta like goto to have the bot just decide for itself what to say based on how other people have responded to the same or similar questions/statements.

This wouldn't always be useful but I think it could make the bots a lot more humanlike in some situations...

anyways, just an idea

That'd be basically making them into learning bots