Bug Stomp

Prof, I know you responded to this, but I meant as noun-equal-amp as a plugin in responses..

the book of ai says: (noun-equal-amp) This inserts an amplifier equality noun, such as "loony" in "You are a loony."
so it has to exist, it just doesnt work when you put it in a response.

It seems like any incomplete sentence gets interpreted as having a "you are" in front of it, skipping all my keywords all together. For example:

"my cousin"
gets interpreted as:
"you are my cousin"

This makes no sense, and totally screws up the conversation.

An even worse example:

"you a bot?"
gets interpreted as:
"do you do you a bot?"

And worst example so far:

"How are ya?"
becomes:
"are Do you how ya?"

My point exactly. I would like the Professor to fix that if he gets the time.

It there a way to turn off xfavorite, or to specify what a bot's favorte X or Y or Z is? There are some syntax problems, for example, when you ask "Who is your favorite poet?" (You get something like "My favorite poet is a Chaucer.") I could write my way around this, but when I write a special key for "favorite poet," it hits the xfavorite instead.

Ah. Here's another one. When you ask a bot "Do you know X," where X is another bot's name that they've spoken to before, they answer "I remember you. You are Z" -- where Z is an attribute claimed by bot X.

I'm sorry if that doesn't make sense. I can clarify if you need me it.

There's currently no way to bypass xfavorite.

If you say 'like' to a bot it will say this in processing, EMOTION WORD = like and wont even look for normal keyphrases.

'No, you don't', is changed to 'you are a don't'

Hey!! I am NOT a don't! Are you a don't be calling me that!(?)

Are you a sorry.