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Title: Step 3: How does the bot punctuate?
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Slug: 04-s5-step-3
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Date: 2020-11-01 12:03
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Summary: Continuation of the excercise.
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*Outline a bot that engages with the specific point of stress you have identified. Consider the following questions.*
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How could a bot intervene in this situation? Or following Verhoeven's terminology, how could it *punctuate*?
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What (programmatic) behaviour could your bot enact?
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- *repetition*: bots can be run repeatedly
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- *condition*: bots are often written in response to a particular condition
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- *iteration*: bots can be used multiple times
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- *memory*: bots can rely on a database
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- *tempo*: bots can operate at a specific time frame as described by the programmer
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- *versioning*: bots can make multiple versions of an original source
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- *amplification*: bots can extend the reach of a message
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Some further questions that can help narrow down the action mode of your bot.
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* What roles can be picked up by a bot? Is the bot for example a janitor, gardener, reporter?
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* In what way is the bot conducive to the well-being of its context?
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* What modes of interaction does the bot use? Is the bot for example witnessing, listening, gathering, greeting, sparking, whispering, reminding, shouting?
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