A-Z Challenge
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From: SWFL
Yeah I saw the previous one. I know it’s done for those impossible letters like ”Q” and “X” but “S”? Come on, that’s cheating lol.
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Not a city, but I bet Quebec would work... I got Queens NY last year... there are plenty.
Didn’t have to wait too long huh
Edit: well there is also “Quebec city” located in the province of Quebec.
Didn’t have to wait too long huh
Edit: well there is also “Quebec city” located in the province of Quebec.
Last edited by Mchad; Jun 1, 2021 at 09:30 AM.
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So how about a mod to rule #3. There’s no letter not used as a first character of a town somewhere, but, for the three tough ones “Q”, “X” and “Z”, do you want to say something like “after one week, any use of the letter in the name is accepted”?
Just to say, there are only 62 Q’s, 49 X’s (half are in China, btw) and Z is the most common of the three with 134. But that’s globally (according to google) so, pretty uncommon. Compared to thousands (or more) of other more common letters.
Clearly we don’t need to make exceptions for every letter, but for those three only? What do you think?
Just to say, there are only 62 Q’s, 49 X’s (half are in China, btw) and Z is the most common of the three with 134. But that’s globally (according to google) so, pretty uncommon. Compared to thousands (or more) of other more common letters.
Clearly we don’t need to make exceptions for every letter, but for those three only? What do you think?