Personality

Do you not see the beard??? Shady is Father Time

haha, I'm using 'young man' as a metaphor for his youngness.

ummmmm........

That's right, keep thinking.

His actual youngness was my point. It was a joke Hemi, not meant for you, chill. ~sigh~

You're right, Shady. But this will probably work, using the subject (sub) and object (ob) plug-ins:

can not
Perhaps the time is not yet right for (sub) to (postkey).
[(sub)=subject, which is independent of position in the sentence]

i like
Wow, I'm a big fan of (sob)- especially (obmod)!
[(sob)=simple object, (obmod)=full object with modifiers]

Wait, wouldn't that still not work?
"Can't you do anything right?" => "Perhaps the time is not yet right for you to you do anything right"

Maybe
"Perhaps the time is not yet right for (sub) to (subjmodonly)." ?
Would that give
""Perhaps the time is not yet right for you to do anything right" ?

It'd have to be (postkey) because the subject "you" doesnt have any modifiers.

I'm going to have to create another set of plug-ins to act like (keysubj) did. That'll come in the next day or two.

Hmmm, you're right. But (postkey) still wouldn't be perfect, right? I can't find it in the PF2 features list, but wasn't there something about a (shortsubj) and (longsubj) or something along those lines? Would it be possible to have a (longsubj - shortsubj)-type thing, where the remainder of the phrase is given. ie you get what comes after after the (shortsubj)?

Hey, according to my little chat window everyone's very happy! Why are they so happy?? What's there to be happy about???

Sorry, let's start again: What are those little smiley faces? Is it just a short-cut to the chat window? Does it say anything abiut mood, and if so, how does in know my mood?

Those are the new chat icons (arent they cute?). If the mouth is open, that person/bot has chatting enabled. If it's closed, then the person/bot isnt available for chat.

I'm making a bunch more Keyphrase and Response plug-ins that will cover the same ground as the plug-ins you listed.

Wondering: What do the smiley faces next to the "popularity" of each bot indicate?