@fm_volker @isotopp Saved the sources minus the PNG logo (won't work in a gist): gist.github.com/jpluimers/67c1…
@fm_volker @isotopp Good start words covering the most frequently used letters:

Orate
Lysin
Humid
@fm_volker @isotopp There is also a Dutch version: woordle.nl which shares using English text (confusing that not all parts are translated).

(Via )
@fm_volker @isotopp The frequencies gist a few posts up in the thread was by @colmmacc (thanks!) and posted at
@fm_volker @isotopp @colmmacc A but further in the thread, @cwlucas41 did some research to get a more complete list starting at
@fm_volker @isotopp @colmmacc @cwlucas41 The sh based analysis tools, and Python based game and solver are at github.com/cwlucas41/word…

Thanks @cwlucas41!
@fm_volker @isotopp @colmmacc @cwlucas41 @willthames which @willthames posted at github.com/willthames/wor…

It almost matches my manually guessed first word orate (his best first words are aeros/arose/soare, and second words unlit/until).

My first three tries were orate, lysin and humid.

Seems my manual guess was pretty close (:
@fm_volker @isotopp @colmmacc @cwlucas41 @willthames Ant there is this hilarious @jilles_com video showing F12 to get to the solutions:
@fm_volker @isotopp @colmmacc @cwlucas41 @willthames @jilles_com @Felienne And a German version which uses WORDLE🇩🇪 as name (so @Felienne can still distinguish it in the patterns)

wordle.uber.space

Via @Narkosemutti
@fm_volker @isotopp @colmmacc @cwlucas41 @willthames @jilles_com @Felienne @Narkosemutti Yesterday, @Felienne finished her bot.

I hope it gets extended to the Dutch and German versions.

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