Sources before adjectives
Editorial policy
I would rather delete a sentence than keep a price I cannot open in a publisher tab. That is the whole policy, and the rest of this page is how I apply it.
What counts as a source
- murdle.com and murdlejr.com for how the games behave.
- Publisher pages (Profile, Macmillan, Hachette, Marabout, and the Spanish retailers we name) for ISBNs and dates.
- A named article, such as Deadline on the television development, for news.
- Dated browser observations of the official game. We do not present invented play sessions or purchases as editorial experience.
Every factual page shows at least one source line and the check date 2026-10-01 unless a later edit replaces it. The same date is article:modified_time and the sitemap lastmod.
Spoilers and originals
Hint pages teach the method for a difficulty band. They do not copy the printed statements and they do not print the culprit. Practice puzzles on this site are original. If I have not confirmed an erratum on the official errata page, I do not list it.
Send corrections to [email protected] with the URL and the source. We change the page and the modified date together.
Source: murdle.com errata. The bar for a printed-error note. Accessed 2026-10-01.
Questions and answers
Do you use reader comments as facts?
A comment can tell me where to look. It becomes a fact on the page only after I can open a publisher or official source.
Who is the author of a page?
The site operator, identified in the about page and in the Organization markup. Karber is the subject, not the author of these articles.