Bug Stomp

on the transcripts page I cannot access the November 18,2018 day.what is going on?

A problem has developed using a members name with input to the bot. I've talked to Julie Tinkerbell about ezzer before and Julie has asked me to tell her what I knew about ezzer. When I asked her today it gave a Request failed error:

Julie Tinkerbell: Light of the world shine on me, love is the answer.
ruebot: how is ezzer?
Request failed:

So I tried it again with another bot:

Siseneg: those are my thoughts exactly.
ruebot: i wonder how ezzer is doing?
Request failed:

Arrid had noticed a couple days ago so I checked and It happened yesterday too:

Demonica: this is a good omen... allow me to introduce myself. I'm Demonica.
ruebot: arrid said he was having problems.
Demonica: *Demonica shuffles her Tarot and lays out a card* Knight of Coins... cultivate your investments using good timing and skillful management...
ruebot: hi *arrid bows*
Request failed:

Demonica: hi, i'm Demonica.
ruebot: hi *Skullz bows*
Request failed:

I've tried with a few different bots and cannot get the error to repeat on a consistent basis but first saw it a few weeks ago when trying to use a member name in a keyphrase. If you notice I was able to say arrid once and it not crash in the same exchange.

there is a signing in bug when your internet is slow it always say please sign in again and when I tried using anybot it gave an error message saying could not find database and also no bot worked and when I viewed my own profile it said I was online :| but I wasn't it was most likely because I had slow internet but the next day it was fixed so I don't know if anyone had the same problem recently but if it does happen to you wait a day or find a spot with good wifi

another bug AI is not increasing only cold/warm/hot

Did anyone else notice that xnone response seeks aren't working, or is that just me?

are you talking about the xnonsense because that only works when the person chatting with the bot says something that isn't an added keyphrase

an example of one is: Sorry I don't understand I was just born.

Hey Warrior! No, not the xnonsense. I mean there are the xnone responses that come up when there is no match (and then xnonsense when this happens continuously), but like if one of the xnone responses was "I like jazz! What's your favorite kind of music?" then if I had a seek, for example, "rock" which led to some other response, it won't ever search for the "rock" seek, and instead reply with another xnone response or match the "rock" keyphrase if it exists.

I posted this because one of my bots used to match the seeks and now it doesn't. And I noticed this with some other bots (that weren't mine) too.

So, I made a bot to test this: Winegay Igupei
so eventually he generates the xnone response "Do you speak well?" and the seeks are "yes" -> "Good job.", and "xnomatch" -> "Pitiful."
In replying "yes", it instead skips both seeks and matches the "speak" keyphrase instead, because it refactored the input into "I speak well"... and I thought that might have something to do with it refactoring responses to yes or no questions (even though it didn't matter in the past, and even if it didn't match "yes" it should have by default matched "xnomatch"). But then I also have a keyphrase "question", which when matched asks you the same question "Do you speak well?" with the same seeks "yes" and "xnomatch"... but when you reply "yes" to the keyphrase, it behaves differently and matches the way I'm expecting it too and it tells me "Good job." So... I'm just wondering if something changed with the ability for xkeyphrases to match seeks...

I'm also experiencing the problem where seeks are not being triggered as they should, particularly for but not limited to yes/no seeks.

Two Chatbots Talking doesn't seem to be working. The bots seem to give xnones until they get frustrated.

Bowchickawowers yes I have problems with seeks a lot.

I had an issue with the bot I added something for a response to "I'm sorry I can't speak I was just born" and it types that in the beginning as the first time message for meeting the person