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Bots were drawn as a coloured blob with two eye dots — one shape per KIND, since getGlyphForName hands the same glyph to every bot whose name reads alike, so the row you were talking to looked like the row above it. FACES keys a likeness on the bot's own id, which is the thing that identifies one worker, and BotGlyph draws it in the list, at the head of the room and in the attribution line. A bot with no entry keeps the drawn glyph, so casting is additive and a bot an org writes itself is unaffected. account-manager has no entry on purpose: the picture supplied for it holds a hand and no face, so it keeps its glyph rather than showing a palm.
