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@auminer you dingdong, you know you can share/brag without spoiling it for everyone else, right? Try it tomorrow.
I'm on auminer's side. It's dumb to open this thread if you still haven't finished the puzzle. Even if not an outright spoiler, there can be hints.
Actually, no, that only seems to share the bell curve of your solution rates. I stand by my earlier assertion that is is utterly unreasonable to get in a huff when there are posts regarding that day's puzzle in a thread with the one word title : WORDLE. if I'd posted that in the oddball picture thread, yeah, that would be a dick move. If you don't want to see spoilers on a given topic, don't click a thread regarding that topic. It's bound to be..... BESET...... with spoilers.
I'm with the gold digger on this one. Drink your coffee, do your wordle, and then enter this thread. Any deviation from this order will result in a 100% predictable outcome. Solved in one.
