
Originally Posted by
Bert
(SPOILER)It's really all a evil plot by clout to take over EoFF
I guess I can turn the kicks off in Mint again then, seeing as it's come and gone before, they're more for my amusement than for telling people not to caps/whatever

And no, I can't combine Mint and Philia - one's mIRC, the other's Java, and I don't feel like hacking the piebot source code and getting mirc to interface with java so it no longer requires it's own connection for pie making.

Originally Posted by
Aex
Confeito: Experimental conversation bot. People weren't even supposed to know it's a bot. Anyway, you can ask me personally for more details on how it works. It has no true triggers, per se. Judgment: Who knows. It might start taking up too much RAM for me to keep it here.

I can always assimilate it into Mint if you want, I've got more RAM than you and less heavy-duty apps running on my PC

Originally Posted by
BoB
blah blah blah
1) No, because of Philia and Confeito
2) I can't do anything about the Raggy kicks. As for what's in my clients, yes it's buried amongst lots of scripts from when I wasn't very competent at scripting, and you know how lazy I am

It's not like deopping Mint is an everyday thing anyway, so I won't bother touching that one

I beleive there's nothing for mass op in both bots though, so I don't know what you're talking about
3) See top of post.
4) !ping, !pie, !stats, dictionary are useful

Can't think of other triggers that are actually used at the moment, though I can add more if you want them

I think Cbc's bot mirrored the !ping thing I've got, though that's probably a side effect of it also being a trivia bot for another channel. I don't think it makes sense for the other trivia functions/triggers to be enabled in #eoff though
5) Since I have 2 bots and 2 internet connections, that gives me an allowance of 4 clones