ast week I noticed that Mochi is running a new contest in partnership with dictionary.com for "word games". Since I just released "...palindromes..." two months ago, I thought hat maybe I could get it into the contest.
I emailed Andrew Shen at Mochimedia, and he told me that to enter the contest I would have to remove ...palindromes... from their system, and then add it back again so that the date would show that I had released it within the contest period.
Now, even though ...palindromes... was not very popular, there are still portals that feature it using the Mochi game feed. By removing the game, I would basically render the game unplayable to the few people who actually like it!
Instead of removing ...palindromes... I decided to make a new version.
ometimes I wonder how to get games promoted on well-known web sites. Sometimes I wonder why some of our more high profile games seem to get lost in the shuffle. Days like today do not make this puzzle any easier to solve. Today,
