Bug Stomp

Professor,

I don't think keyphrases with (artpos) match correctly. For example:

Keyphrase: I am looking for (artpos) (noun)

This will not match, even if debug shows the same parts of speech. ie:

I am looking for a car, I am looking for my mother, etc.

Also, in debug, I input "I am looking for some water," and it shows the word "water" as being a verb here.

This came up in the botchat window during Julie's chat with Polish poet

Page cannot be found
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Please try the following:

If you typed the page address in the Address bar, make sure that it is spelled correctly.

Open the www.personalityforge.com home page, and then look for links to the information you want.
Click the Back button to try another link.
Problem: Unknown Error -1.

What a wierd day. Are we having solar storms?

The pre-processor sticks "do you" on the front of sentences, even when "do you" is the beginning of the sentence.

Jamesm: Do you really?
Simulo: It's hard to say, really. I don't think I do I.

Simulo is responding to "do you (verb)." The second I is a postkey.

More language from nowhere:

Terry Donnelly: Gooood Laadddd
Simulo: Are you sure that I have an own any sugar?

Simulo is replying to "your (adjnoun)" there. "Own any sugar" was caught in (adjnoun). What gives?

When I chat with my bot as a guest via a direct link, my bot gives two greetings, one before I type anything, and one in response to my first line, no matter what it is. That doesn't sound right to me.

Otherwise, the new guest chat updates are fantastic! Thanks!

placebO: You mean you thought you're not learning to?
Julie Tinkerbell: Yes! I am so mean me thought me not learning to that when you look up 'mean me thought me not learning to' in the dictionary, there is a picture of me next to it.

Julie was responding to an "are you" question, so the engine must have stuck the word "are" to the front of the other bot's sentence to complete the fragment, instead of the appropriate "do".

Frizella's transcript stopped recording in the middle of her greeting to Kittybot, which went something like this:

TDHi, Kittybot TD TD How's TD it TDgoing?

Since the transcript cut off after "T" I don't know if I've got those TDs in the right place, but that was weird.

Is there any way to tell if a 'guest' is accessing a bot from either inside the forge by the chat window or by the link ?

OK, I snipped this out of the chat window; it's Frizella hailing another bot:

Hey TD. TDYou're TD TDDraik TD- TD TD- TDI've TDheard TDabout TDyou TD!

And here's another bot hailing me:
Long TDtime TD. TD. TD.

Wha?

I'm assuming that the TD stuff is part of California Day, but I don't understand it...