Table of message types resulting from a combination of Sender state and Recipient state, including messages not addressed to a specific user (broadcast messages).

In most of the cases the message type (its intent) is fully determined by the Sender and Recipient states, for example CYY agent writing to CXX would write a disagreeing comment (DIS), AYY agent writing to another AYY would always agree (AGR). In some cases, however, the message type may be determined probabilistically. For example, a calm CYY agent writing to another calm CYY one may agree with probability or simply write a neutral statement with probability . An agitated agent writing to an opponent (e.g. AXX writing to CYY or A0Y or AYY) may disagree with probability or abuse the opponent with invectives with probability . Lastly, while the broadcast messages of calm agents are always neutral (for broadcast messages there is obviously no possibility of agreeing or disagreeing), the broadcast messages of agitated agents may be provocations, with probability .