Better spoilers
The site I started on, Puzzling, has a lot of spoilers. Many (if not most) answers have a significant amount of content in spoilers, and many questions have a hint (or hints) in spoilers. That's the site culture. It comes with how we've tried to force the SE Q&A model to fit a puz...
Rules of Snake:
Shade some cells to form a non-intersecting path which does not touch itself, not even diagonally.
Black circles must lie on one end of the path. White circles must lie somewhere along the path, but not at an end.
A number outside the grid represents how many cells in the corresp...
This is the sixth puzzle in the Wormeus series and the second puzzle involving multiple Stickotaurs and wormhole puns. Wormhole-pairs are indicated with light green lines (note that this was unnecessary in the previous puzzle). As usual, the task is to eat all apples.
Normal Wormeus rules apply....
Oldest puzzle used in sci-fi and fantasy?
What was the earliest example of a riddle or puzzle being used as a security system?
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Last year (2020) saw some changes to the question closure system across the SE network. One of the changes was to introduce audience-specific texts for custom close reasons, so that the OP, close voters, privileged users, and the general public can all get slightly different versions of the same ...
Today, I was going through a suggested edit and found that it was shortening the code (something that we don't allow on our site (Code Golf)). However, when I tried to reject it, it had already been accepted by another user. Thus, I overrode it, thinking that it was someone who isn't aware of thi...
