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If you’re curious you can see his workings out on his website, but he was essentially able to figure out the algorithm it uses by picking through Wordle’s source code, something anyone can do if they want.

Not only that, but he was also able to use the algorithm to see what the next day’s word would be. Unfortunately, someone is using his work to spread spoilers over Twitter.

An automated Twitter bot called The Wordlinator can be found responding to anyone who shares their Wordle result with the answer to the next day’s puzzle.

The creator’s identity is unknown, with the Twitter bio simply reading ‘I was sent from the future to terminate Wordle bragging.’ Basically, somebody got sick of seeing all the Wordle posts on Twitter and decided this was the best way to stop them, because god forbid anyone try to have fun on Twitter.

Memento Mori wrote:Because we can't have anything nice, someone is spoiling future Wordle answers.

If you’re curious you can see his workings out on his website, but he was essentially able to figure out the algorithm it uses by picking through Wordle’s source code, something anyone can do if they want.

Not only that, but he was also able to use the algorithm to see what the next day’s word would be. Unfortunately, someone is using his work to spread spoilers over Twitter.

An automated Twitter bot called The Wordlinator can be found responding to anyone who shares their Wordle result with the answer to the next day’s puzzle.

The creator’s identity is unknown, with the Twitter bio simply reading ‘I was sent from the future to terminate Wordle bragging.’ Basically, somebody got sick of seeing all the Wordle posts on Twitter and decided this was the best way to stop them, because god forbid anyone try to have fun on Twitter.

Ironhide wrote:Wordle 220 4/6