So, how'd today's puzzles go? =)

Nice choice for room name!

Now we need to get the word out (primarily in the Cafe, but also in the Math.Chat.

@amWhy Aha okay. =)

I really tried HEART DINOS for today's and it worked lol.

@user21820 Not necessarily immediately. Perhaps over the next few days.

I started with a word I never used to start: PROVE

@amWhy Nice.

@amWhy Hang on, yours is 250?

@amWhy That's weird; I thought NYT would give everyone the same puzzle at the same time regardless of timezone?

Oops, Wordle recognize one's time zone, the point at which one reaches midnight. Nerdle follows UTC time.

@amWhy Oh! Didn't know that.

Sorry, so this makes a bit of problem even if we have this room.

@user21820 That would be good feedback; It's been relatively recently that NY Times bought the game, sometime this month. I think they adopted as programmed, but certainly, they may have plans to post each days post at UTC 00:00

@amWhy I see. Would be better then haha..

It's good that they are numbered! I hadn't even noticed when you posted.

Wow, @leslie, you found the fourth letter right away!

yes. a tiny bit of luck today.

And you found the last letter, next.

i haven't checked twitter but i wonder if people are angry at it in the US. this would be good payback for "HUMOR" which a lot of brits missed.

@leslietownes Oh, yes, I bet! Hah! audibly, to them, hearing "humor" = "humour isn't a five letter word! What <today's wordle> would be such fool!"

@soupless Excellent! You got it!

Really pushing my luck here.

According to the summary of results, I played twice, both of which are 6/6

From the archive

@soupless Nice for practicing!

i won't paste another one of those, i just wanted to see how it looked all pasted out.

ridiculous.

and there's an octo version out there, too.

That's right, @leslie I forgot that one! Are the first two 5 by 9 grids, side by side, and the lower, five by five grids, with the objective of solving all four grids, giving typical Wordle goals?

I protest for a name change to "quadle"! We'll have to work on a puzzle to name @quidle! :D

yes, you have four unknown words, and a maximum of nine guesses (the same across all four boards) to get all four of them.