Want to Play Wordle Without Crossing the New York Times Picket Line? Strikers Made Their Own Union-Themed Puzzle Games

The New York Times’ Tech Guild built their own versions of Crossword, Wordle, and Connections to help support their ongoing strike.

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Nov 21 2024
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Want to Play Wordle Without Crossing the New York Times Picket Line? Strikers Made Their Own Union-Themed Puzzle Games — Want to Play Wordle Without Cr

If youve been down in the dumps since the New York Times software workers went on strike, unable to get your daily Connections fix, dont fret. Theres a way to play your favorite train commute games w… [+3842 chars]

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Want to Play Wordle Without Crossing the New York Times Picket Line? Strikers Made Their Own Union-Themed Puzzle Games

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