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Sign up now!LOL!LOL! Java is a scripting language because it is a shorthand for Javascript...
He has a point, it's JavaScr1pt not JavaBotLOL!
I cant run fortnite without my graphics drivers, does that make fortnite a skript?
Its the same logic.You're really comparing a game with thousands of skripts and dependancies vs a 1 file skript/bot ?
As a community whose primary mission is education it is our responsibility to politely correct people. RuneMate is a client, not a bot, because by itself it cannot bot (read: automate) anything. Calling a client a bot is another misnomer, but I'll save that crusade for another day.
While I admire you for taking my point further, I fear agents may be taking it so far that we lose sight of the end-user (read: customer) who is not educated in the nomenclature of artificial intelligence.
This post and thread is one big fucking ego stroke. Honestly who came here to be educated? We just want to bot and not get banned or goldfarm. Some people want to write scri pts and need help I guess, but cmon now. Making a thread like this just makes you seem like an attention whore who wants to be seen as intelligent. We get it. You wrote and/or put together a team to code this bot, its nice and you're smart. Needing people to validate your intelligence is retarded.
If you want to ban me. Ban me. I have $5 in my wallet refund that first if thats the case.
Sometimes I like to call bots scripts, because I heard someone else do it and never doubted them. But then a moderately intelligent fellow opened my eyes. He explained how the word script by definition excludes anything that is compiled instead of interpreted at runtime. I then went to Wikipedia, the world's wisest wizard, and here's what he had to say.
From the little Java I've done in my short programming career, I know for a fact that Java is compiled (to an intermediate language at least) and therefore calling anything written in Java a script would be a horrible misnomer.
The moderately intelligent fellow also explained how from a linguistic point of view "script" is highly ambiguous and could refer to many things: handwriting, a manuscript, a document, etc. As one aspiring to be a successful communicator and appeal to end users I realized the use of ambiguous words just makes my life harder.
I resolve all these issues by replacing "script" from my vocabulary with "bot." Not only is bot not constrained to being interpreted at runtime, but now the end user knows exactly what my product does: it bots!
My eyes have been opened. How about yours?
P.S. It's a damn shame that the moderately intelligent fellow had to implement a keyword replacement on script to bot, because now my post is more difficult to read. At least it will help people better themselves.
Yeah not many people will actually care. He says it's to "help people improve" at the end of his post but in all likely hood he was just using his platform to be pedanticFor me it's just an intrusive/distracting addition to messages that hasn't improved clarity. Please remove, keep as a meta post
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