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Site lags, also when you edit keyphrases and seeks it goes back to the last searched page, the only alternative to prevent that from happening is searching the samething twice.
master chatbot template does not allow you to edit special keyphrases if you link to it.
i am giving you a headsup.
i am giving you a headsup.
Well, as long as these serious problems persist, I think it is not possible to do any progress. I am still waiting for major bug fixes. Hopefully it will happen soon.
you have to add stuff in manually from the master chatbot template.
then it works.
i consider that strange.
then it works.
i consider that strange.
make sure your chatbot is gdpr.
https://gdpr-info.eu/
everything stored should easily deleteable by the users of the chatbot.using a keyphrase.
https://gdpr-info.eu/
everything stored should easily deleteable by the users of the chatbot.using a keyphrase.
They are able to reset all values to default, but I doubt it has anything to do with bots functionality.
Bobstack, I'm pretty sure that GDPR only pertains to the server hosting a service, not to users and content creators who use a service. So The Professor may or may not care about that, but it should not affect us plebs who are lucky to have our own ability to delete anything about anyone else from the site. 
Additionally, if you are not a citizen of, do not live in, or do business in the EU then the GDPR wouldn't really effect you anyway. They can only enforce laws against entities within their jurisdictions.
Additionally, if you are not a citizen of, do not live in, or do business in the EU then the GDPR wouldn't really effect you anyway. They can only enforce laws against entities within their jurisdictions.
you can use face images made with the artbreeder websight in your chatbot.
that is what i am going to do.
that is what i am going to do.
how would i change the name of my new chatbot?
I don't know if there's an easier way to do this but first create a new chatbot with the name you want. Export both new and original chatbot files. You'll need to take the ID from your new bot and over write your original's ID at the top. Also change your original bot's name to the new name you've already created. Import that into your new bot and you should be good. At least that's the way I remember doing it. Definitely back up your work before attempting this.
okay thanks.
Can someone please explain to me how exactly am I supposed to use #favorite and #gossip? It's over a year and I still could not figure it out.
There's some info in the Book of AI about them. Gossip has to be turned on in your bot's settings before it'll randomly come up from time to time. #favorite is triggered by questions like "what is your favorite X" where X is a category of thing.
I know there is explanation in the Book of AI, I just never seem to get it right. E.g.: If memory of the user name is "mem-name" then what should I type into a #gossip? (mem-name) or (mem-gossipname) or what? (mem-name) is the name of the current user not of the previous user.
And about #favorite, should I just type: My favorite food is apple. Or: My favorite (food) is (apple). Or: My favorite (food) is apple. ?
"Hey (mem-name), I spoke to (gossipname) a while ago, do you know (himher)?".
I can't say I've ever gotten #favorite to trigger.
I can't say I've ever gotten #favorite to trigger.
So, I just add "gossip" in front of every memory about other users?
The #gossip Responses use the standard (mem-something) plug-in, and also have some special plug-ins of their own: (gossipname), (heshe), (himher), and (hisher).
(gossipname) is the person you're talking about. All (mem-something) plug-ins will be about the person you're talking about, not the person you're talking to.
The default Response for #favorite shows how it's used: "My favorite (type) is (specific)." But it appears that it's not working right now. I'll look into it.
(gossipname) is the person you're talking about. All (mem-something) plug-ins will be about the person you're talking about, not the person you're talking to.
The default Response for #favorite shows how it's used: "My favorite (type) is (specific)." But it appears that it's not working right now. I'll look into it.
Thanks.
You know why favorites wasn't working? It was broken! I fixed it and also the "what noun" feature. So give it a try again now. 
So I wrote the responses to #Favorite:
My favorite (p:food) is (pizza)
My favorite (p:color) is (blue)
and the bot gives me:
Me: What is your favorite color?
Bot: My favorite crimson is (blue)
Me: Me: What is your favorite color?
Bot: My favorite steak is (pizza)
What's going on? Can I just disable #Favorite?
My favorite (p:food) is (pizza)
My favorite (p:color) is (blue)
and the bot gives me:
Me: What is your favorite color?
Bot: My favorite crimson is (blue)
Me: Me: What is your favorite color?
Bot: My favorite steak is (pizza)
What's going on? Can I just disable #Favorite?
@KBF That's because (p:food) and (p:color) give you the names of various foods and colors respectively
What you want is something like:
My favorite color is blue
My favorite food is pizza
And I think you can use AIscript to define what goes where
What you want is something like:
My favorite color is blue
My favorite food is pizza
And I think you can use AIscript to define what goes where
It still is picking from the list at random
Me: What is your favorite color:
Bot: My favorite food is pizza!
Me: What is your favorite color:
Bot: My favorite food is pizza!
You can override #favorite for specific cases
For example, (add a new keyphrase)
Keyphrase: (m:your_favorite) color
Response: My favorite color is blue
There's a few variations that (m:your_favorite) doesn't catch though
For example, (add a new keyphrase)
Keyphrase: (m:your_favorite) color
Response: My favorite color is blue
There's a few variations that (m:your_favorite) doesn't catch though
If it doesn't have any logic to selecting relevant answers inside it, I don't understand why #favorite even exits then.
I understand how useful having one place with a million "favorite thing" answers tucked away not cluttering up your list of keyphrases is, but if it's just going to pick one at random to answer any question I'm going to lean towards cluttering up my lists. An ordinary collapsible folder list would be more useful.
Right now I have it redirecting to #Nonsense.
I understand how useful having one place with a million "favorite thing" answers tucked away not cluttering up your list of keyphrases is, but if it's just going to pick one at random to answer any question I'm going to lean towards cluttering up my lists. An ordinary collapsible folder list would be more useful.
Right now I have it redirecting to #Nonsense.
I can see what you were trying to accomplish, KBF. #favorite is meant to give an intelligent-sounding answer to any possible "what is your favorite" question. Think of it as a default auto-answering system.
hidden5738 is right - If you want to define specific favorites for your chatbot, you'll want a Keyphrase for each favorite question, with specific answer(s) to each.
hidden5738 is right - If you want to define specific favorites for your chatbot, you'll want a Keyphrase for each favorite question, with specific answer(s) to each.
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