I have a rule (or set of rules) that allows me to label words as correct or incorrect. Post a word, and I will comment if it is correct or incorrect. Post a rule and I will provide a counterexample, or select your rule as the winner of the market if I cannot provide a counterexample.
3 syllable, no e
Chosen
3%
Murloc Knight answered
8 letter word beginning with a C
16%
Sinclair Chen answered
longer than 3 letters, contains no letter "e"
1.8%
Angela C answered
three syllable, starting with c (third letter), three vowels
1.5%
Angela C answered
Three syllable word starting with c
1.5%
Duncan answered
Catapult
1.5%
Duncan answered
Cat.
1.5%
Murloc Knight answered
8 letter word beginning with a C
16%
@MurlocKnight 'canceled' would follow your rule, but is incorrect under my rule.
0
Angela answered
3 syllable, no e
3%
Sinclair Chen answered
longer than 3 letters, contains no letter "e"
1.8%
@Sinclair 'Cold' would follow your rule, but is incorrect under my rule.
0
Duncan answered
Catapult
1.5%
Duncan answered
Cat.
1.5%
Griffin Wolf answered
Abattoir
0.0%
Griffin Wolf answered
Albany
0.0%
Angela C answered
dialogue
0.0%
Angela C answered
dialog
0.0%
Angela C answered
caldera
0.0%
Angela C answered
cauldron
0.0%
Griffin Wolf answered
Patterned
0.0%
Griffin Wolf answered
Chancellor
0.0%
Angela C answered
starts with c, no d e f g
0.0%
Angela C answered
starts with c, no d e f
0.0%
Angela C answered
starts with c, contains no letters d e
0.0%
my bad. i meant konger than 3 as well for all of these, will resubmit
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Angela C answered
Ebonic
0.0%
Angela C answered
capitals
0.0%
Angela C answered
carolinas
0.0%
Angela C answered
carolina
0.0%
Angela C answered
cabbaged
0.0%
Angela C answered
Carbonic
0.0%
I did not foresee the instant selling of incorrect guesses (and rules).
0
Angela C answered
toot
0.0%
Angela C answered
Trebuchet
0.0%
General Comments
Do rules have to do with “intrinsic properties of the word?” or would it also be potentially possible for “website dynamics” (e.g. something to do with previous answers) to play a role?
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@Angela In this game the rules deal with “intrinsic properties of the word”, but that is not an intrinsic property of Zendo. In this case I have a rule with two components, with an optional warrant/clarification that does not need to be supplied to count as a correct rule, but might come into play.
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I suppose I can clarify without harm, the warrant is that it needs to be an English word -- mostly so I don't have to deal with alternate alphabets and computer-generate nonsense.
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@JoyVoid An answer. People have been selling their answers once I comment, which I will allow.
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