I don't have the answer, but I would suggest you try the Facebook group Cruciverb (not related to this web site) where you might get a few more eyeballs.

I noticed from the 90's look of their web site and the current version of the software 1.3.2 might suggest there's really no one keeping it up.

Sometimes, mobile browsers (Safari or Chrome on iOS) might not support certain features or have compatibility issues with specific website scripts. If you haven't already, try clearing your browser cache or using a different browser on your mobile device to see if it makes any difference. If you're accessing the NYT crossword via a specific app (if available), it's worth checking if there have been any updates to the app or known bugs related to printinggetaway shootout

Hi folks!

I wanted to ask the community here if you play the daily Wordle? Personally I start my day by solving Wordle and then I go ahead and solve both the NYT crossword and WSJ. Occasionally I'd do puzzles from Puzzle Page app but that's about it. solar smash

How about you?

Yes, I play Wordle daily too! Also love doing the NYT crossword.

Hi Newbie constructor here....
(Apologies if this topic has been posted before)

Regarding the format of clues, I am curious how editors view
a.  Fill in the blank clues
b. Punny (?) clues

I've been counting how many of these styles of clues I have in each puzzle.

Does anyone else self-monitor this when constructing?
Any comments about how many are too many of these styles?

Also, when building a themed puzzle with pun clues is it bad to have other pun clues?
The theme answers are always much longer so...

Any and all responses appreciated!
Thanks

This is merely due to the fact that dictionaries and thesauri, which document what they consider to be definitions and synonyms based on usage, are the sole official arbiters of the English language. concrete patios austin tx