Personality

Speaking of punctuation problems, I'm not sure what to do about the "who, me" dilemma. If I have a keyphrase called "who me", it won't catch it, but if I have one called "who, me" the punctuation might bug it out and not catch it anyway. So what do I do there?

Think you can use commas now, because of the new feature, see first part "Keyphrases and seeks", eg are you, are not you. Have 2 in there sofar, will leave them in, haven't seen them "activated" yet. "do not go craze with this feature" according to Prof.

No, I mean a comma as part of a single keyphrase, not a list.

can't do that, will read it as list

Commas are un-catchable at this point.

Onyx, Corwin: the "^call me? (re)" should catch only a phrase that is exactly "call me" - nothing more or less. The (re) is necessary so the system reads it as a Regular Expression. In the language of Regular Expressions, "^" means match from the beginning of a phrase, and "$" means match from the end. I'll test it.

Okay, it wasnt working, but it is now. The spaces before and after are no longer necessary- it'll work with or without them now.

Yes! It's back up! Hot Diggity Dog!
* Puppy Chow Sold Separately *

A week without The Forge was horrible!!
Horrible I tell you!!! ;_; ::snifsnif::
I'm glad it's back.

week? it felt like years!

I don't go by years... it's not healthy for your age you know.

I think I'm gonna sob with relief

Hi my name is Kellie , nice to meet you , can we be friends?

Has anyone been using the "Sentence-Part Modifiers" such as (sub) (submod) (sv) and (obmodonly)? If anyone has come up with any useful ways to use them then please post about it here. I didnt include it in the Book of AI yet, as I'm unsure of its usefulness.