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And on Sundays, The Boston Globe (BG), The Philadelphia Inquirer (PI), and The Washington Post (WP). On Fridays, The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), Chronicle of Higher Education (CHE), and Village Voice (VV). On Thursdays, Matt Jones's 'Jonesin'' puzzle. On Wednesdays, there's The Onion AV Club puzzle. Is there any way to make them bigger?Įvery weekday, I solve the New York Times (NYT), LA Times (LAT), CrosSynergy (CS), and Newsday puzzles. How can I find your write-up for ?Ĭheck in the 'Blog Archive' - last item in the sidebar. unless your email said something like 'Fuck you' (actual text of recent email), in which case, you can't honestly have expected a response, can you?ġ0. If I don't reply, don't take it personally. I do my best to send a polite response to every email, but this doesn't always happen. I reply to most mail I get, but I get a lot, and some days it's just overwhelming. you were talking about tomorrow's puzzle (you jackass). Why was my comment deleted (you jackass)? There's no reason for anyone to feel defensive / self-conscious.ħ. There are solvers of all different speeds who read this site. I don't care if you are faster / slower than I am, or if you don't care about timing at all. I'm always in a kind of low-level training for the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament (again, above link). I like to time myself on occasion, especially on early-week puzzles. I think I enjoy the puzzle more than you because I savor it blah blah blah x infinity. Why do you talk about your solving times? You must think you are So Superior. I recommend reading the 'Comments' section before commenting yourself or emailing me with some question about the puzzle - there's a good chance someone else has covered the issue you're concerned with.Ħ. Just click on 'Comments' at the bottom of any write-up to view what other people are saying about the day's puzzle (and my write-up).

How do I post a link in the 'Comments' section? This baffles people so much that I may stop doing it.ĥ. I rate puzzles according to RELATIVE difficulty: that is, I rate their difficulty relative to the typical difficulty for That Day Of The Week. 'Why did you rate Monday's puzzle 'Challenging' and Saturday's puzzle 'Easy' - I solved Monday's puzzle much more quickly blah blah blah' (and variants) For write-ups of many, many different puzzles, see Orange's Diary of a Crossword Fiend.Ĥ. I do all the major daily and weekly puzzles (see Question #12, below). Click on the 'Syndicated Puzzle' link above to go directly to your puzzle.ģ. You are five weeks behind, in syndication-land. Why are you writing about a puzzle that's different from the one in my paper? I never pay attention to where it is when I scan the grid image.Ģ.

This is a long-winded way of saying there is no particular significance to the highlighted answer. The highlighted answer is simply the cursor.

More info will be coming crossword software#

I then solve it using special software (I use Black Ink-most people use AcrossLite, available free via the NYT puzzle site).

More info will be coming crossword download#

I download the puzzle from the NYT puzzle site (for link, see above). Why do you highlight one answer in every grid? I will try to answer each one as if it were a perfectly valid question (not always easy).ġ. For now, here are this site's Frequently Asked Questions. I will add to this list as seems necessary.

Thus, I have come to understand the logic of the FAQ.

I answer the same questions over and over it seems.