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Let's look into the bots [examples](https://git.vvvvvvaria.org/ccl/bots-of-conduct): Let's look into the bots [examples](https://git.vvvvvvaria.org/ccl/bots-of-conduct):
<br>
### Transit ### Transit
**_name:_** transit.py **_name:_** transit.py
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**_situation:_** finding non-verbal ways of communicating through presence and absence, making presence felt otherwise **_situation:_** finding non-verbal ways of communicating through presence and absence, making presence felt otherwise
<br>
### Gather ### Gather
**_name:_** gather.py **_name:_** gather.py
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**_situation:_** a collective discursive setting that generates its own vocabulary **_situation:_** a collective discursive setting that generates its own vocabulary
<br>
### Greet ### Greet
**_name:_** greet.py **_name:_** greet.py
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**_situation:_** when there is a theme, for example: "send a reference to an existing or imaginary code of conduct, complaint, guideline, bug report, open letter, license or other social-technical protocol and explain why it is of interest to you."; how one wants to be introduced **_situation:_** when there is a theme, for example: "send a reference to an existing or imaginary code of conduct, complaint, guideline, bug report, open letter, license or other social-technical protocol and explain why it is of interest to you."; how one wants to be introduced
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### Spark ### Spark
**_name:_** spark.py **_name:_** spark.py
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**_situation:_** potentially in moments when a situation seems difficult and there is a need for more joyful interactions **_situation:_** potentially in moments when a situation seems difficult and there is a need for more joyful interactions
<br>
### Whisper ### Whisper
**_name:_** whisper.py **_name:_** whisper.py
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**_situation:_** there are remarks or complaints in the room, but the person does not feel comfortable to bring up the issue themselves **_situation:_** there are remarks or complaints in the room, but the person does not feel comfortable to bring up the issue themselves
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## Installing and Running the Bots ## Installing and Running the Bots
During this workshop we will use: During this workshop we will use:
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For computers running **Linux OS**: For computers running **Linux OS**:
* open the terminal * open the terminal
* check which version of python you have: * check which version of python you have:<br>
> python -V `$ python --version`<br>
> python3 -V `$ python3 --version`<br>
* if you have a python 2 version, you could install python 3 * if you have a python 2 version, you could install python 3<br>
> sudo apt install python3 `$ sudo apt install python3`<br>
> sudo apt install python3-pip `$ sudo apt install python3-pip`
**slixmpp**: **slixmpp**:
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`$ pip3 install slixmpp requests` `$ pip3 install slixmpp requests`
* to run a bot, you can copy paste the commands which are already mentioned in the bot file, but a general command looks like this: * to run a bot, you can copy paste the commands which are already mentioned in the bot file, but a general command looks like this:
`$ python3 bot.py -d -j administratorbot@conversejs.org -r botsofconduct@muc.vvvvvvaria.org -n bot -p testing` `$ python3 bot.py -d -j administratorbot@conversejs.org -r botsofconduct@muc.vvvvvvaria.org -n bot -p testing`
* where: * where:<br>
`-j` stands for JID (jabber id) \ `-j` stands for JID (jabber id) <br>
`-r` means room \ `-r` means room <br>
`-n` stands for bot nickname \ `-n` stands for bot nickname <br>
`-o` stands for for output \ `-o` stands for for output <br>
`. ` means here \ `. ` means here
## Footnotes ## Footnotes