@DJ
I love the new AI for the "needs assistance" threads. I think that is better than the troubleshooting/data gathering script idea we were discussing a few months ago. Really shows before we answer how much a user has tried to help themselves first.
However, the threads are no longer showing the needs assistance flag when viewing the list of recent forum posts. Was that intentional, or did you miss something?
The text in the header info also says "receive $10 of EZ-Credit". Was that supposed to be $3, or did you build in a sliding scale to the AI based on how much a user tried to help themselves first to gauge the expected difficulty in answering the question (like if Richard R or Rich ask a question, can I earn $50 If I answer it 
)?
Alan
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Hopefully it helps with the number of ridiculous requests from people who don't take time to view the tutorials - or just want to complain without accepting assistance. it is clearly impossible to satisfy everyone, but we can at least try. There's posts in the last 24 hours of people asking questions and ignoring helpful community responses. I might need a phd in psychology to better understand how to assist those people, because the correct answer isn't what they're looking for.
sometimes you just need to step away to let your patience build back up, and remember that a lot of people only come to product forums to complain.
Those who are happy don't come here just to say that.
Alan
https://www.ez-robot.com/Community/Forum/Thread?threadId=10123
Alan
Detected the answer of ControlCommand() right away! That's awesome. Too bad we can't force people to actually follow tutorials. Oh well...
Sometimes i don't even know why we spend so much effort creating tutorials when people just don't bother. Anyway, i'm impressed with how the AI works
We have discussed before that some people (me included) like documentation better than tutorials and videos, but I think in general, you have done a good job with the tutorials and they are a valuable asset. I wish I had more free time. I still think we need to create a WIKI for those who prefer searchable documentation, but for the same reason you don't want to write many documents, it wouldn't work without enough volunteers to keep it updated with the new software releases and new information. If I had the time, I would start and edit one, but I don't have the time to work on my own robots, let alone take on that kind of project.
If I didn't love my job, and wasn't a bit scared of working for a startup (I have had my fill of unemployment....) I would be trying to convince you to hire me as a customer service manager and document writer, two roles I think you need some help with and that I have significant experience in, but I am now set up in a job that will take me to a good retirement (Railroad Retirement is the best...) and am not looking to make a change for the next 15 years
Alan
The search is separated between forum and tutorials at the moment. I've been combining it with the new AI search i've been developing due to all the lazy questions lately
And use binary expressions like +"find find" -"exclude this"
Alan