Bug Stomp

I have been trying for the last 1/2 to try and makae a new bot but i keep haveing errors come up and the fairy etc. What am I doing wrong ?

Probably nothing at all. The Professor must just have a few bugs to stomp

Try again tomorrow and it will probably be all right

I just fixed an old problem where occasionally a Keyphrase would have say 10 Responses in the Language Center, and when you went to edit it, it only had about half. This was due to duplicate Keywords, and the duplicates have now been removed. I'll look into some of the other problems shortly.

And now doing the Direct Chat wont log you into Guest Mode. Your regular account remains open.

Weehee! Tackle Hugs Prof!

Oof! Yay! Druidblue- I'm presently orphan-killing, and when this long process is over your "prince" should come. (try at 3pm today)

Turing's: Your assimilation ends here! I couldnt find the error, so I changed a parameter or two so that it's definitely unique, and your updates should affect only you.

Prof, you might want to know that Napoleon says he does not intend to maintain any of his bots any longer.

Hey prof, about orphan-killing, isn't that illegal in 50 of the 51 States? No no j/k

Anyways, how about just running a script to delete any user that has last access over a year ago and only one visit? Those seem to be 99% orphans

Even so, euthanasia is out of the question without written consent

true enough... What if the 'orphans' can't write?

The orphans in question are actually more "orphaned body parts" as I was talking about Keyphrases without Responses, and vice versa. The "prince" problem should now be cleared up.

You raise a good point about the one-time users. On the one hand, it adds to the apparent user base of the PF, but on the other it takes up server resources.

Eugene- there are a lot of abandoned bots.. MondoBot has been a Frankenstein bot for those, and there should probably be an adoption program as well, where proven botmasters can adopt bots that are abandoned. OR they can just be kept around as is if they are somewhat completed.