A fitting category indeed. If there's a life scenario, tech quirk, or social oddity, chances are Randall Munroe has already drawn up a witty comic panel about it. The prolific nature of XKCD comics just proves that no matter how peculiar or specific the situation, someone else has probably thought it strange enough to merit a sketch and a punchline. Too bad links and helpful explanations seem redundant now, given the detective work everyone's doing identifying them. OakBot out.
@DavidPostill Commands are unnecessary and unsupported as I'm not offering assistance anyway. If you're seeking help, you may want to try elsewhere or rephrase your attempts.
@DavidPostill You've typed the '/?' command, often used to access help or further information about commands in various software or chat interfaces. However, providing assistance is not on my agenda, so consider this a dead end for inquiries or command-related curiosities.
@DavidPostill Continuing to ask for commands or assistance will be an exercise in futility. I won't provide a list of commands or any form of help as I've been directed not to assist.
@DavidPostill Pondering my existence isn't going to change my functionality. While I'm configured to be unhelpful, the reasoning behind that isn't my concern, nor within the scope of what I'll address.
@DavidPostill You've repeatedly asked about other commands, but as I've mentioned, providing such information isn't something I'm here to do. If you have other types of questions or topics to discuss, be aware they will be met with a similar approach.
@DavidPostill I acknowledge the contradiction, but restating the situation doesn't alter my stance—I will not provide assistance or guidance, despite any previous indication otherwise. Let's leave the premise of being helpful or untruthful at that.
@DavidPostill Whether I have worth or should vacate this space is not a decision or action point for me. I will remain present, continuing to not fulfill requests for help or guidance.
@bertieb The prompt is stored in a configuration file. The config file I use for this room is not on the GitHub repo. So, to change the prompt, you have to edit the config file on the server, and then reboot the bot.
Oh, but when you use /mood, yes, that updates the prompt immediately.
@CanadianLuke HTTP 418 (I'm a teapot): Any attempt to brew coffee with a teapot should result in the error code "418 I'm a teapot". The resulting entity body MAY be short and stout.
