The AI Engine

Yes, Fengshui, that's what it is- from what I understand, you can't use any kind of wildcard/plug-in in regular (re) expressions. You can, however, if you have any particular nouns in mind, list them this way:
^(tree|bush|pond|cave)$ (re)
...but to trap single word replies..hmmm...
I did notice that Irina did something like that, and I wondered if she had used some common one word responses in a keyphrase similar to that one...like:
^(yes|no|maybe|okay)$ (re)

YOu've got 3 smiles in my book. I have no idea. Check me again today. Maybe I'm not anti fengshui after all.

Is there anything wrong with this keyphrase:

(my|I have) (adjnoun)

?

It's intended to pick up things like, "Look at my new car." or "I have a green cat." But one of the responses is:

You're very proud of your (key1), aren't you?

It keeps coming out, "You're very proud of your your, aren't you?"

Further investigation shows that the memories are getting recorded correctly.

Does anybody know if there's a plugin with the entries, "African, american, european, mexican, etc? and how do you guys navigate it? all i do is go tediously through one's list, go through another plugin entries list, then to another...is there a way to search for a specific word?

There is such a plugin, because I needed it the other day. I don't remember what it's called.

Found it. The plugin you want is (nationality). I just browsed the People Types section until I saw one that looked promising.

I found it too. A couple of mins ago. Thanks. It was missing some, though.

Well, there's how many countries in the world?

Eugene: try changing key1 to key2 and see if that helps. It seems like anything in parentheses is registered as a "key"

over 230, dude.

Dear Ezzer:

re your message 3017: there is an easier way to change your rankings. Export to WordPad, and use the find/replace. For example, if you want to have more degrees in between, you could set it to replace "[10," with "[20,", "[9," with "[18," and so on.

Walk in beauty, Irina