Posted by unregistered user at 1/15/08 11:50 a.m.

That's clearly a blatant rip-off. Hasbro has a case. They should cut a deal.

Posted by unregistered user at 1/15/08 12:45 p.m.

I love scrabulous! I hope that something can be worked out so we can still play! I am playing 4 games online right now!

Posted by unregistered user at 1/15/08 12:59 p.m.

I play this game constantly. Frankly, Hasbro should be ashamed they didn't come up with this themselves ages ago.

Posted by unregistered user at 1/15/08 1:02 p.m.

I'd be ticked off at Hasbro if they do this. Shouldn't they just hire these guys who made the application and everyone will be happy. Including me because I love Scrabulous.

Posted by unregistered user at 1/15/08 1:16 p.m.

Do yourself a favour Hasbro... recognize that these guys have done the dirty work for you and cut them a deal... consider it programming time!

Posted by Will in Seattle at 1/15/08 1:46 p.m.

I thought patents ran out after 17 years?

I remember playing Scrabble a lot longer than that ...

Posted by unregistered user at 1/15/08 2:16 p.m.

I would certainly love to sell a license to put WildWords up on Facebook.I may be biased, but I think the game is far superior, since it does not rely on those silly, short, nerdy words. It's about real English and creative thinking.

I hope some of you will take a look.

http://www.wildwords.us

Posted by unregistered user at 1/15/08 11:56 p.m.

Surely all parties will see sense and strike a deal, rather than alienate half a millions users.

There must be a compromise from which all parties will benefit.