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Posted in DA Confusion
Sure, this week’s DA will probably be easier than last week’s, but it’s still a DA so there’s still confusion to be had.
Posted in DA Confusion
This week’s cryptic will probably be less controversial, less memorable, less DA than last week’s. Doesn’t mean it won’t be worth talking about it.
So talk about it here.
Posted in DA Reports
In the comments section to the Confusion thread, DA has said:
Deplorable. Fun. Indulgent wankery. Gold.Just a few responses to my unorthodox themer on Friday. Going by the Trippers site, the polarising element seems the issue of non-words. Fair enough – they are a deviation from the norm, and I need to heed the majority’s misgivings.
But just to be clear where the majority stands, I’d appreciate if you can find the time to vote on a poll across the road at http://www.davidastle.com – and add any other responses to the non-word business in the Salon 19 forum. Thanks a lot, and enjoy your next grapple.
Now, I don’t necessarily have a problem with non-words. I thought, for instance, the DA’s Little Creatures crossword to be quite fun.
But last week’s was, for my abilities, too hard. I don’t see how I would have solved it without help from this site, and that’s a little deflating for me no matter how clever the theme is.
In combination, I think the unclear explanatory text, the crossword’s motto being itself themed (which is cool, but extra difficult), the non-words in the grid, and not knowing which clues are themed beforehand made for a crossword that was beyond me, and which took the savour out of the theme.
Your thoughts?
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Confused? Have your confusions sorted out here with the help of your fellow solvers.
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Have all your confusions for this week’s DA sorted out right here.
Posted in DA Confusion