The New York Times, which bought Wordle two weeks ago, eliminated some of the original game's solutions, starting with today's word
Well, it had only one until Tuesday.The New York Times, which bought Wordle two weeks ago, eliminated some of the original game's solutions, starting with Tuesday's word. We won't spoil what the solution was going to be, in case you're playing an older version of the game, but we'll drop this link here for you if you're curious. Although the vast majority of Wordle players for the past week have been playing on The New York Times' hosted site, at nytimes.
— Chris Kendall February 15, 2022 ***SPOILER ALERT FOR ORIGINAL-GAME WORDLE PLAYERS***The New York Times said it eliminated words it found to be too difficult. . It also took out some rude or offensive words from the list of solutions. "We are updating the word list over time to remove obscure words to keep the puzzle accessible to more people, as well as insensitive or offensive words," said Jordan Cohen, spokesman for The New York Times, in a statement.
— Tyler Roney February 15, 2022 Some Wordle players were upset about losing their statistics when the game migrated to The New York Times. The company says it is working to fix that."Our priority is making sure people can carry their stats and streaks from the original site, and this is a migration that is happening over time as people play," Cohen said.Not among those upset about the Times' takeover of Wordle: The folks at The New York Times.
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