TudyBOT Feedback & Discussion Thread

[notabitail]

 

[Nifty-Chicken]

This is still very much a work in process! We will continue to review feedback from the members to determine if it makes sense to limit who can start new threads in the section, where the section is located, Etc.

 

[The Moonshiner]

We realized that having it at the top of the forum would confuse new members that aren't familiar with our structure or where to post content, so her corner was moved down the list of sections/nodes to hopefully reduce confusion.

Idk how confusing it was but it sure was getting annoying. I do not miss it up there.

 

[Devyn Nagy]

I'm using the app. I can still post on TudyBOT's corner even though I'm not a PFM.

 

[Kiki]

I'm using the app. I can still post on TudyBOT's corner even though I'm not a PFM.

You can post but she shouldn't 'respond' to you.

 

[Devyn Nagy]

You can post but she shouldn't 'respond' to you.

I won't wait for her then...

 

[Ted Brown]

We realized that having it at the top of the forum would confuse new members that aren't familiar with our structure or where to post content, so her corner was moved down the list of sections/nodes to hopefully reduce confusion.

Duh! Thank you, apparently it confuses some of us PFMers as well.

 

[ColtHandorf]

Forgive me for not reading 24 pages of people freaking about about robots taking over the world...but am I understanding that only members with a PFM can interact with the chatbot?

 

[R2elk]

Forgive me for not reading 24 pages of people freaking about about robots taking over the world...but am I understanding that only members with a PFM can interact with the chatbot?

Currently the BOT will only reply to those that have a PFM. It will respond to posts by a non PFM if a PFM quotes the post.

 

[ColtHandorf]

Currently the BOT will only reply to those that have a PFM. It will respond to post by a non PFM if a PFM quotes the post.

Wouldn't it be more useful to new members of the forum that may not have a PFM if the chatbot interacted with them to ask those "common" questions? I mean, why not have your nurse helping out, which allows the brain surgeon to devote their attention elsewhere?