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I've done that by mistake on a few phrases (put in (adj) or (verb) instead of (key#)). So it's easy to do even when you know it should be a "key".

I'm going to start experimenting with the sentence parsing tools in the PF2 addenda. I get into cases where I don't want (key1) unless it is the verb.

i know this is of topic and sounds stupid but can i add some of you guys to my friends list? you can say no if you want

No, it's perfectly within the topic bounds.
Yes, you can add anyone you like. Or did you mean 'may'? Can't speak for anyone else, but you're welcome to add me.
We don't even have a way of knowing - why would we need/want to say no?

LOL @ Psimagus. You are starting to sound more teacherly than I do...and yes, "teacherly" is so a word. Would I lie?

LM I think you can add anyone. I only add bots to see when they are on line (and then I rarely have time to chat with them). I'm sure you can add people, but I'm not sure what it means.

LM - add who you like, fine with me.

i was basicly asking for your permision

My (enemy) plugin has been working fine for some time, though when I initially used it, it had nothing to plug in...I'd imagine your bot would have to really hate anther bot/user (5 frowns, maybe?) for it to use their name.

>> Really hate...
As I said, I'm trying to get it to work, and I've used the code above, and I have a "gentleman" in the bot's memory who is sitting permanently at -5 (nowhere to sink from there). So if it works, it must be one of those things you get to learn after the initiation?

LOL @ Psimagus. You are starting to sound more teacherly than I do...and yes, "teacherly" is so a word. Would I lie?

Sorry, was I supposed to contest it? It seems to me an eminently regular adverb of perfectly acceptable construction. Though it's not a quality I've ever found myself particularly aspiring to

I confess, BJ has no enemies.
But he does have a default memory default "(name)" as "nickname";. It's primarily to allow Guests to say "no, my name's Ermintrude" or whatever and have him remember it, but it works perfectly with name conditional scripts on responses like {?PF if (mem-nickname) is "InsertRapistName"; ?}
I have a number of responses that are targetted to individuals, and haven't had any noticeable problems doing it this way. The other responses for that keyphrase (unless they have their own if (mem-nickname)s
will require {?PF if (mem-nickname) is not "InsertRapistName"; ?}s to stop them being an available option for that individual.

I'm a little surprised if {?PF if (name) is "InsertRapistName"; ?} doesn't work, but if you say it doesn't... try adding a (mem-nickname)