The New York Times issued a note regarding one of today's Wordle's answers, calling it 'entirely unintentional and a coincidence.'
Games department has discovered. The editor’s note went on to explain that when Games realized last week that Monday’s featured word would be “fetus,” they “switched it for as many solvers as possible.
” But “because of the current Wordle technology, it can be difficult to change words that have already been loaded into the game,” Mason wrote, and users who did not refresh their browser window were still asked to solve the original puzzle. That explanation presented its own tech-related questions for Canadian journalist
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