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That would seem to add without cluttering up discussions in the CB, which would definitely be prefered. I'd liek some switch about whether you're interested in what the 'bot would say - if I'm giving answers or links, it may not interest me for what the bot is suggesting.

As an additional point, we would still have to deal with concerns about logging conversations.

I'm fine with bots in general, I just don't want it to turn negative. /msg is a good start.

=Blue
...you might be eaten by a grue...

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: It's not human! by Blue
in thread It's not human! by Petruchio

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