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There is much furor around the perceived question-quality of riddle and others. All such reactions and discussions that I have seen have relied on anecdotes and gut feelings, rather than hard data.
Of course, a regular puzzler's gut feeling might be a good estimate, but confirmation bias is a t...
Is the site only about solving etc of puzzles?
I was going to ask a question about what easy to obtain lubricants are suitable to use on a speedcube that's getting a bit sticky.
Would that be on-topic here?
This post relates to the brilliant suggestion by KeyboardWielder on opitoinally creating warp-up answers to solved puzzles. There is also a
sandbox for examples now.
One, I believe, important thing for this idea is to have some standardization of the answer post, or at least some template hea...
The reverse-puzzling tag is for:
A question where you must identify a puzzle based on a reasoning to solve it.
The puzzle-identification tag is for:
A question inquiring about the name or nature of a specific puzzle, given its description.
From the tag wikis, there doesn't seem to be ...
A harbour once fashionable,
Coloured by dead lovers,
Loved by the young that later exude oriental smoothness,
And reportedly circled by the young that later either wash their faces,
Or occasionally observe mammalian explosion.
What am I?
Clue 1:
Clue 2:
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Let's say a puzzle has a story that might seem real to some people. For example, a puzzle could have a story like "So my friend sent me a message". Do I, as the puzzle creator, have to clarify somewhere in the body of the question that the story is fictional? I'd like to list the pros and cons I'...
