WORDLE

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Looking good.

Mine is, shall we say, carrying a bit more weight around the bottom :-)

FYI, I don't use a technique, which is a technique. My first word is always random.

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And since we're doing overall stats...

Could always try Lewdle 😅

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Double, treble, or X10 points for that wench,

in 3 goes in 2 mins!!!!!

Just noticed ,

in 2 goes in 4 mins the day before!!!!!!

I'm sure that you've all seen the news that Wordle has been purchased by the New York Times and that it "will remain free initially". That implies that it will not be free eventually. At a minimum it'll contain ads and alerts and all the usual nonsense that we can expect from "free" products online these days.

If you wish to continue to play with the existing look and feel, it in its current form, for the long run, then you can do that easily enough. It turns out that Wordle is entirely front-end and runs entirely in your browser. You can take advantage of this fact to run the game from your a file on your computer. All you need to do is the following:

1. Open Wordle in your browser and right click anywhere on the page
2. Choose "Save as" from the popup menu
3. Choose a suitable location on your computer and Save
4. You will now see Wordle as a .html file in that location. You can run it by double clicking (It'll run in your browser but the URL will read that location instead of the website)

Now, if and when the powerlanguage website no longer works you can play from this file instead. It will even work if you aren't connected to the internet.

The only downside is that your historical scores will reset and start again from scratch, but that's a small price to pay.

That's interesting @Brussels Sprout.

I'd say NYT paid "in the low millions" for the name only.

the game can be easily replicated with minor adjustments and be put back up free on the internet.

In fact there are several versions and even a TV program called "Lingo" already out there.

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