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Additionally, **characters may occasionally change name**; this usually happens their name gets revealed in the story. In this case, for one message the character name is transitionally rendered in the form of `Oldname (Newname)`, with subsequent messages continuing with `Newname`.
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### Fields
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#### `role`
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For the roleplays, whenever possible the role of `assistant` was assigned to _that_ roleplayer, in order to make the model more likely to write in the same style. In other cases, persons with lower-quality or shorter messages have been assigned the `user` role.
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No `system` role has been used yet, although the first `user` message most of the time can be thought as a system message.
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#### `name`
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A `name` field for the name of the character acting or speaking was also included. In its absence, it can be assumed that it's either the LLM or the user talking to each other. Some effort was put to randomize names when they were used too frequently, although more work needs to be done in this regard.
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Additionally, **characters may occasionally change name**; this usually happens their name gets revealed in the story. In this case, for one message the character name is transitionally rendered in the form of `Oldname (Newname)`, with subsequent messages continuing with `Newname`.
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The initial backtranslated instruction doesn't follow a fixed formatting, but it usually inclues at least the description of the assistant character(s), title and scenario (summary of the events that will happen in the roleplay).
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### Fields
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#### `role`
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For the roleplays, whenever possible the role of `assistant` was assigned to _that_ roleplayer, in order to make the model more likely to write in the same style. In other cases, persons with lower-quality or shorter messages have been assigned the `user` role.
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No `system` role has been used yet, although the first `user` message most of the time can be thought as a "system" message.
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#### `name`
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A `name` field for the name of the character acting or speaking was also included. In its absence, it can be assumed that it's either the LLM or the user talking to each other. Some effort was put to randomize names when they were used too frequently, although more work needs to be done in this regard.
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