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lemmy.blahaj.zone

The Wordle devs didn't actually do anything (probably), the accusation is just an extremely exaggerated way to express discontent at the choice of word.

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Skullgridreply
lemmy.world

I don't want to support NYT , can you spoiler post the word please?

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Skullgridreply
lemmy.world

Thank you for posting the word.

I don't understand how that word relates to children.

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Lumidaubreply
feddit.org

If I know anything about Wordle players, it's that a lot of them get irrationally angry when they deem a word unknowable. Might go as far as throwing ludicrous accusations at game devs.

Edit: i accidentally a word

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lemmy.dbzer0.com

31st of may word had nothing to do with kids? It was a stupid French word to do with music when I looked it up

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sqwreply
lemmy.blahaj.zone

i randomly did the worldle today. i thought of this word and said nah they wouldnt have some french word in there...

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Epherareply
lemmy.ml

I mean, it's used in English as well. Lots of English words originated in French...

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It's a weird meaning "study", most often used in English to refer to pieces of music designed to help practise specific techniques. At a stretch, you could say that "studying" is an activity associated with children, and that's the connection.

Big stretch though.

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Being owned by the NYT, I'm pretty sure their reaction to children is bombing them.

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