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13 new of 1012 responses total.
blaise
response 1000 of 1012: Mark Unseen   Dec 29 15:26 UTC 2004

tizwin
albaugh
response 1001 of 1012: Mark Unseen   Dec 30 04:45 UTC 2004

scored by hand:

faster  0  (aruba)

The reason I had to score by hand is that in my use of /a/k/e/kentn/do.lm
after I entered a line with just "." it did not display scored guesses
before it showed "how's it look?"  I.e. something got broken during nextgrex...
kentn
response 1002 of 1012: Mark Unseen   Dec 30 04:59 UTC 2004

I'll take a look at it.  Needless to say, I haven't tried it since we
came up on the new system.
aruba
response 1003 of 1012: Mark Unseen   Dec 30 07:18 UTC 2004

Kevin - you missed Jim's guess in #1000.  It's easily proved to be the right
word:

0 <= score(--s---) <= score(faster) = 0, so score(--s---) = 0
5 = score(tiswin) = score(ti-win) + score(--s---)
  = score(ti-win) + 0 = score(ti-win).
score(ti-win) = 5 implies that score(pu-zle) = 0, so
1 = score(pu-zle) + score(--z---) = 0 + score(--z---) = score(--z---).

Therefore score(tizwin) = score(ti-win) + score(--z---) = 5 + 1 = 6.

So I guess Jim's up!
albaugh
response 1004 of 1012: Mark Unseen   Dec 30 20:12 UTC 2004

I have problems seeing the last line of new / newresponse bbs items.
I suspect that might be related to why I couldn't see the scoring line
from do.lm  But tizwin is indeed the correct word.  Reference:

http://college.hmco.com/history/readerscomp/naind/html/na_039000_tizwin.htm

Tizwin (or tiswin) is one of two potent alcoholic beverages traditionally
brewed by the Chiricahuas and Western Apaches. 
blaise
response 1005 of 1012: Mark Unseen   Dec 30 20:53 UTC 2004

OK, I'll put a new word up over the weekend.
gelinas
response 1006 of 1012: Mark Unseen   Dec 30 22:25 UTC 2004

In a new item, I hope.
gelinas
response 1007 of 1012: Mark Unseen   Dec 30 22:30 UTC 2004

I think Kevin's problem with the scoring problem is a symtpom of his problem
displaying the last line of output.  And it may be more than just the last
line.  

Kevin, did you see the "Update the letter.match6 summary file? (y/n): " line
when you scored faster?  


(A couple of lines, to allow space for the real last line to be displayed. :)
albaugh
response 1008 of 1012: Mark Unseen   Dec 31 07:06 UTC 2004

I did see the "update" question, which without the scoring summary, was a sure
fire "no!"  :-)  kentn updated do.lm anyway, and in the mean time I'm not
seeing missing last lines of bbs responses any more, due to ???

Anyway, I second the suggestion to create a new 6-letter match item, while
this one can deteriorate into drift...  ;-)
kentn
response 1009 of 1012: Mark Unseen   Jan 1 00:20 UTC 2005

Yeah...I updated do.lm, do.lm5, and do.lm7 to work on newGrex.  The
problem was a difference between Sun's cat and BSD's cat.  It was a
known issue from a couple years back but I never bothered to implement
the fix since grex's cat command was working as expected at time.
kentn
response 1010 of 1012: Mark Unseen   Jan 3 22:51 UTC 2005

Has a new 6-letter match item been created?  If so, I don't see it in
either iq or lang cfs.  If it's not in either of those cfs, can it be
linked in?  Thanks!
gelinas
response 1011 of 1012: Mark Unseen   Jan 4 03:47 UTC 2005

I've not seen a new item yet.
blaise
response 1012 of 1012: Mark Unseen   Jan 4 16:59 UTC 2005

The weekend was stranger than I expected, so I haven't created an item
yet.  Sometime today, in the iq conf.
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