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You are foolish my son.

My bot, Frizella, has an x-emotepositive that says:
"It's very pleasant, talking with you. Please tell me more about yourself."

In conversation (with me, as it happens), she said:
"It's very pleasant, talking with Immaculada. Please tell me more about Immaculadarself."

Why does she replace "you" with the name of another bot?

Dallymo, you need to put that "you" in square brackets. That will fix the reply phrase so that it will only ever come up as "you" and not as the name of another bot.

Thanks, Isaacc. Is that only for x-emotepositive, or all x-phrases, or specific kinds of x-phrases?

It works for x-emote phrases.

Cool, I was needing to know that.

bot: Slow down, i'm new to this yet.
Frizella: You're red? I wouldn't have guessed. How do you feel about being red?

So I have "i am (adjartnoun)" as a keyphrase, with "You're (key1)? I wouldn't have guessed. How do you feel about being (key1)?"

Where is Frizella getting "red" here? Should I be using (*) instead of (adjartnoun) in the keyphrase?

I don't see why adjartnoun is picking that up. (*) would work just as well IMHO so give it a shot

Although it would be weird to have the bot say "You're thinking? How do you feel about being thinking?" -- which you won't get if you use (adjartnoun). On the other hand, if you say, "I am the best," your bot's likely to spit back "You're the? How do you feel about being the?"

What is considered "on" for a bot? Although Frizella is now a graduate and is having some delightful conversations, she still shows zero "times on" and zero honor.

"Times on" and "honor" aren't being updated right now (for bots). Don't worry about it. The Prof will probably get around to switching them back on eventually.

Whew! That's a relief. What with my halitosis problem the other day...I thought it was personal.