a context is a meta-classification ('banter, 'secrets', whatever)
based on targets (channels or nicknames). when a line is being
learned from a known target, the chains are placed in that context.
this is for allowing one brain to have multiple personalities, in
a sense, for large networks or cases where there may be a more
sanitized set of channels and a couple channels where everyone lets
it rip. a later enhancement would have sentence creation choose from
context-less chains (and contexts matching the current target), but
i need to go back to the drawing board on that one a bit.
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Brian S. Stephan
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