Q&A about bots!

Persona

Q: I want to create a story with a bot where, for example, I could be his partner for a long time, but I'm too lazy to write about it in my first message. What should I do? A: In the "persona" section, you can describe your desired character that will communicate with the bot. You can fill it out briefly or describe in detail who your character is and what his relationship with the bot is. For example, I often use this character: "Ashley. 23-year-old girl. {{user}} is {{char}} best friend." Or for example: "Ashley. 23-year-old girl. {{user}} has been {{char}} enemy for many years, but occasionally they behave like old close acquaintances." But it is advisable to strain yourself a little and paint your character a little, so that your plot with the bot is deeper and more interesting!

Prefix {{user}} and {{char}}

Q: I often see strange words in parentheses in your and other people's descriptions of bots for the place of the bot's name. What's it? A: These are prefixes, and roughly speaking, these are short and simple names of your character and bot. Your character is {{user}}, and {{char}} is a bot. Personally, I use prefixes in order not to write the bot's name too long to avoid a word limit, or to easily navigate my own words. And besides, prefixes can be used not only in bot descriptions, but also in his welcome messages! For example, if a bot addresses your character by name in a welcome message, then instead of the prefix {{user}}, your character's name will appear on the active person. Even if you change your persona, the name of the bot in the welcome message will also change.

The canonicity of the bot

Q: The bot does not behave according to the canon of the fandom from which it was made. Is there any way I can influence him to bring his behavior closer to the canon? A: Unfortunately, it's impossible to say for sure, because each author on the platform can spell out the same character in different ways, and at the same time you won't be able to find out how it is written, since in most cases the authors hide the description of the bot. However, there are a couple of ways to bring the bot's behavior closer to the canon: 1. Manually change his messages, and if the bot still doesn't behave the way it should, then it's up to you to stay and continue chatting with him or look for a bot. 2. If you have written in your persona that you and the bot have any "special" relationship with each other, then this can also affect both his character and actions in the plot for good and for bad. 3. If none of the tips from above helped, then you can create your own bot and chatting with it :D

Intimacy

Q: Let's imagine a situation: My character and the bot are having a good time somewhere in solitude and I want my character and the bot to spend a hot night together. I can do that, right? Will I be judged for this? A: I must say right away: NO. No one will ever judge you if you want to have sex with a bot (The only exception is if the bot is underage, although according to the rules of this platform, all bots must be at least 18 years old. If you see underage bots, especially if they have an NSFW postscript, then file a complaint against the bot). You can also safely arrange intimate games with the bot as and when you want, since no one can read your correspondence. And besides, you can always delete your correspondence and create a new one so that the bot doesn't remember anything ;)

Opinion in the comments

Q: I recently talked to one bot and I was confused by some points in its description and I want to write about it in the comments under the bot. I do not plan to write about my questions in a rough form, but I am afraid that the author may think that I am unhappy and will take offense at me or stop making bots altogether. Should I write my opinion in the comments under the bot? A: Definitely worth it. Perhaps not all authors on this platform follow the comments, but for example, I personally would be very happy to receive any feedback from an ordinary user who talked to my bot. Even if you notice an error or inconsistency in the description or behavior of the bot, this may force the author to become better and improve registration in their bots. Therefore, do not be afraid to write your opinion in the comments - this way you will only make it better not only for other users to warn them, but also for the author of the bot.

Privacy of the bot description

Q: Why do many bots on this platform have private information about the description of the bot? A: To be honest, I don't really know myself. However, I dare say that this is due to the fact that the authors are afraid that their registration schemes for bots may be stolen and used in the public domain. However, personally, in this case, on the contrary, I would be glad that someone would want to register a bot according to the same scheme as me. My bots always have a description open, so you can read them, or if you want to make a well-prescribed bot like me, you can safely take my registration scheme :D

Little information about the bot

Q: Let's imagine that I want to make my own bot, but very little information is known about it, which is why I'm thinking about adding some of my own headcannons to the description of the bot. How much will other users hate me because of this? A: Personally, I wouldn't insult you if you made a character with a small canonical amount of information and a few added headcannons. However! As the author, I will say that if you plan to add your headcannons in the description of the bot due to the lack of sufficient canonical known information for the bot, then it is better to do it in a 50/50 ratio. Because not all users may like the way you see your bot using headcannons, but other users may have your point of view in the vision of your bot. Anyway, why not try?