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thebriculator wrote:

I like MolyBot.

You say hi,      it says hi;

It's not random.

but some that I don't like are the

yes|no      and
no|yes

those can get kinda repetitive


Edit: what did you make MolyBot with?

I hate it. Its annoying.
And I cant post on chat.py

thebriculator wrote:

On Chat.py 3.0 I am banned or muted or something...

but it works now. Great!

playzooki wrote:

RIGHT! ITS ANTI KICK SCRIPT TIME! STOP HATING UJ! I HAVE FEELINGS TOO!!!        

[which is impossible...]

playzooki wrote:

Magnie wrote:

Molybdenum wrote:

...
Thanks! But MolyBot isn't the only bot that's good, for example, a good programmer might be able to make a full text based game on Chat.PY.
...

That's actually one of my plans when I get time. 

UJ is so funny. Add it to the server!

...

playzooki wrote:

ohaiderstudios wrote:

Alright alright.

First of all...thank you for the complement, Playzooki, I pride myself on acting like Unstoppable Juggernaut 

Doesnt anybody take a joke?

Can't you?

playzooki wrote:

thebriculator wrote:

I like MolyBot.

You say hi,      it says hi;

It's not random.

but some that I don't like are the

yes|no      and
no|yes

those can get kinda repetitive


Edit: what did you make MolyBot with?

I hate it. Its annoying.
And I cant post on chat.py

Who is more annoying: Yes|No, or UJ?
Teachable chatter: UJ.

thebriculator wrote:

thebriculator wrote:

On Chat.py 3.0 I am banned or muted or something...

but it works now. Great!

Yay!

ohaiderstudios wrote:

playzooki wrote:

ohaiderstudios wrote:

Alright alright.

First of all...thank you for the complement, Playzooki, I pride myself on acting like Unstoppable Juggernaut 

Doesnt anybody take a joke?

Can't you take a joke 
I am serious about constantly force-killing UJ, but I was pretty much joking about being offended.

UJ can be funny, but it's just plain annoying when we're trying to have a conversation.

Its SOooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo[G64 o's later]ooooooooooo annoying. And yes. You should FK UJ when/if you're on.

EDIT: I still can't connect.

Last edited by Molybdenum (2012-09-25 20:28:40)

Magnie wrote:

Okay guys. No more fighting over UJ and other stuff related to that. If you have a problem, please take it to comments on your own projects or PMs on Chat.PY or somewhere else other than on Chat.PY discussion places.

THANK YOU!! FINALLY! UJ4 will be 12% more intelligent.

Still cant post.

ohaiderstudios wrote:

playzooki wrote:

Still cant post.

Neither can I...

MAAAAAAAAAAGNIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Help us.

Looking into it right now.

Edit: Updated. Should be working now.

Last edited by Magnie (2012-09-28 18:31:56)

zippynk wrote:

Not working again.

Last edited by ohaiderstudios (2012-09-29 12:39:08)

ohaiderstudios wrote:

playzooki wrote:

Still cant post.

Neither can I...

MAAAAAAAAAAGNIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Help us.

+infinity

MMMMMMMMMMMAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGGNNNNNNNNNNNNNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I feel like im trapped in a room and im banging on the glass.

playzooki wrote:

ohaiderstudios wrote:

playzooki wrote:

Still cant post.

Neither can I...

MAAAAAAAAAAGNIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Help us.

+infinity

MMMMMMMMMMMAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGGNNNNNNNNNNNNNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I feel like im trapped in a room and im banging on the glass.

Now, to contiune the analogy, we need somone who can lip-read 

zippynk wrote:

Attention moderators and administrators! I have begun working on some rules and regulations about bots on Chat.PY. What do you think of them?

• The bot must follow all the regular rules of Chat.py.
Simple enough.
• The bot must not respond with answers that are not always relevant.
See note 1.
• The bot must have some notice it is a bot.
Kind of hard to do, seeing as most users have a bot/usable client for bots. Though it would be useful.
• The bot must not respond to messages that end in "|". (That is not an i. Make sure you copy/paste it.)
See note 2.
• The bot must end all of it's messages in "|". (That is not an i. Make sure you copy/paste it.)
See note 2.
• The bot must disconnect immediately or have a person operating it to disconnect it immediately at a global moderator or global administrator's request.
• The bot must not post twice in a row.
I guess that would work, but see notes 1 and 2.
• The bot must not post when it is not responding to another post.
    I wanted to make a conversation restarter part of my bot.
• The bot must not talk favorably of any product or user.
See note 1.
• The bot must say who is operating it. Therefore, the bot must not claim to be a person.
What if the person was obvious(ish), like MolyBot/Molybdenum?
• The bot must not have any anti-kick, anti-mute, or anti-ban software in it. This means no proxies.
I wouldn't even know how to make that, except for something that rejoins if its banned.
• The bot must not veer off the conversation to other topics.
See note 1.
• If the bot is specially programmed to play a certain game, guide a certain game, or discuss a certain topic, the bot must only be online in the channel relevant to that game or topic.
Well... Nothing to say, but it would be good.
• The bot must not ask personal questions, such as name, age, gender, or location. If a person does this, it will sometimes slide, but bots are strictly not allowed to do it.
See note 1.
• The bot must not harass anyone.
See note 1.
• The bot must not link to external sites.
See note 1.
• The bot must only go on Chat.py. It must not go on any other LSTC plugins. Bots are not allowed on those plugins.
Yes. Get rid of the BitArt bombers.
• There must only be one bot in each channel at a time.
Not sure I like this one. In most IRCs, many bots can be on, each with a specific function.
• If the bot does not follow all these rules, the operator will first be warned, then the bot will be force-kill'd until it follows the rules. If it persists afterward without being in compliance with these rules, the operator and the bot will be IP banned.
A bit harsh, but rules are rules, after all.

Note: These are not the official rules yet. I am asking for feedback from other mods about them.

Note 1: What about bots that can be taught things, like the TC part of MolyBot?
Note 2: But bot chain reactions are fun!? Remember ours?
My comments are indented.

Last edited by Molybdenum (2012-09-29 16:53:10)

zippynk wrote:

Attention moderators and administrators! I have begun working on some rules and regulations about bots on Chat.PY. What do you think of them?

• The bot must follow all the regular rules of Chat.py.
• The bot must not respond with answers that are not always relevant.
• The bot must have some notice it is a bot.
• The bot must not respond to messages that end in "|". (That is not an i. Make sure you copy/paste it.)
• The bot must end all of it's messages in "|". (That is not an i. Make sure you copy/paste it.)
• The bot must disconnect immediately or have a person operating it to disconnect it immediately at a global moderator or global administrator's request.
• The bot must not post twice in a row.
• The bot must not post when it is not responding to another post.
• The bot must not talk favorably of any product or user.
• The bot must say who is operating it. Therefore, the bot must not claim to be a person.
• The bot must not have any anti-kick, anti-mute, or anti-ban software in it. This means no proxies.
• The bot must not veer off the conversation to other topics.
• If the bot is specially programmed to play a certain game, guide a certain game, or discuss a certain topic, the bot must only be online in the channel relevant to that game or topic.
• The bot must not ask personal questions, such as name, age, gender, or location. If a person does this, it will sometimes slide, but bots are strictly not allowed to do it.
• The bot must not harass anyone.
• The bot must not link to external sites.
• The bot must only go on Chat.py. It must not go on any other LSTC plugins. Bots are not allowed on those plugins.
• There must only be one bot in each channel at a time.
• If the bot does not follow all these rules, the operator will first be warned, then the bot will be force-kill'd until it follows the rules. If it persists afterward without being in compliance with these rules, the operator and the bot will be IP banned.

Note: These are not the official rules yet. I am asking for feedback from other mods about them.

Too complicated. Not everybody could make it do that.

Zippynk: I like it.

playzooki: Actually, it's quite simple to follow the rules. Have it only respond to messages starting with a specific symbol. Molybdenum's bot looks for a period at the beginning. Other common symbols are @, !, and |.

playzooki wrote:

zippynk wrote:

Attention moderators and administrators! I have begun working on some rules and regulations about bots on Chat.PY. What do you think of them?

[awesomeness]
Note: These are not the official rules yet. I am asking for feedback from other mods about them.

Too complicated. Not everybody could make it do that.

Because you're bot is too simple?

zippynk wrote:

@Molybdenum: Bots that reply to each other can be fun, but they can also interrupt the conversation.

We had one, remember?

zippynk wrote:

For teachable bots, the operator has to make a good faith effort to keep the content following the rules, and must remove content upon request from a global moderator. I don't know what to say about the conversation starter, those can be both useful and not.

Note again: Magnie gets the final word on this. I'm just speculating.

Makes sense. I also could add a thing that lets mods see the teaches, and edit them.

Magnie wrote:

playzooki: Actually, it's quite simple to follow the rules. Have it only respond to messages starting with a specific symbol. Molybdenum's bot looks for a period at the beginning. Other common symbols are @, !, and |.

Actually, my bot is more complicated than that. It seperates the messages into words, then checks every word. If the first word is .add, for example, it chats the sum of the second and third words.