Lucas WerkmeisterI successfully identified Q176770 in 102 guesses.
I should include the URL to this specific game in the copy+pasted text đ€ itâs here: https://wdactle.toolforge.org/?entity=Q176770
it was a tough one, I wasnât sure I was gonna manage it at all ^^
abby đ@LucasWerkmeister This one is breaking me
@LucasWerkmeister "language of work or name: arabic" led me to "x x of Islam" but I don't know enough about the subject to have known the answer, I ended up looking it up
@olivvybee some of the Arabic text was already unredacted for me (I guess this depends on Intl.Segmenter() differences between browsers? because thatâs what tells me if itâs a âwordâ or not), still took me a while to figure out what kind of thing it was though (and that the Arabic was âthematically relevantâ and not just a random label ^^)
the âhas part: hajjâ eventually led me there
@LucasWerkmeister I guess I was on hard mode then because all the arabic was redacted 
@LucasWerkmeister Out of interest how does it pick which one to serve you when you go to the plain url? I get a different one than the one we've been discussing, but it's consistent
@olivvybee random Wikidata item with â„100 sitelinks, excluding Wikimedia internal items (such as templates which often have tons of sitelinks) and years
and the query service caches the result for 5 minutes, so thatâs the time period during which it would be consistent (because the query string is always the same, so it maps to the same GET request)
@olivvybee yeah, in Firefox that starts out like this 
I was already thinking of moving some of the work into the server sideÂč for performance reasons (loading all the labels takes a while), guess this is another argument in favor of it
Âč (note: right now thereâs *no* server side but Iâll definitely need something sooner or later to determine what the current daily puzzle is)
Albin Larsson@LucasWerkmeister oh that's a nice feature.
It would be interesting with a timed mode in which your guess count didn't matter but your finish time did.
@abbe98 yeah, the âyou wonâ message and âcopy to clipboardâ feature was slapped together just before the showcase (see the timestamp at https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/toolforge-repos/wdactle/-/commit/f1a15413cd2f2e6c54964a7696269b0b8a7b0088) and I just couldnât be bothered to include the time yet :P
but Redactle (.net at least) shows # guesses, % successful guesses (âaccuracyâ), and time, and I think Iâd include all three of those in the message and leave it up to you which of them you care about
