Hi Gareth... it seems wrong to me that anyone using significant aids to complete a puzzle can then mark it as 'easy'. Obviously, if they genuinely found it easy then they wouldn't have used the aids in the first place. I know we've all been caught out having to save a puzzle due to interruptions, or made a simple error we've then had to rectify (or even press an aid button in error!), but I do feel there is a bit of a problem here. Any chance this can be rectified? :)
Posted 1st May 2015 at 21:20
Elisabeth Daily subscriber Rated puzzle: EasyCompletion time: 46:02
Took me awhile to do, but it was actually very straightforward; not easy to see all the 'pencil marks' as they are rather small in a 12x12 puzzle. I see the question of aided versus non-aided is rearing it's head again!!
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