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= Ron Rules = Ron Rules, as my friends and family call them, are a frame that mostly applies to LetterByLetterWordGames such as Scrabble, Boggle, Upwords, BuyWord, Anagrams, Quiddler, LetterHead, AlphaPlayingCards, and so on. The Golden Ron Rule is just this: **Any word played is acceptable if all players agree it’s acceptable.** (If your word is rejected, letters go back into your hand.) When you play a word, if it’s not an ordinary English word, it’s your job to convince the other players to accept it. Good reasons to accept a word include the following: * It makes you laugh. * It’s clever. * It //ought// to exist (for example, many kids think the present tense of //misled// is //misle//). * It occurs //somewhere// in print (words of this kind include //hobbit//, //muggle//, //droid//, //phaser//, and so on, not to mention //DeciGame// and //MultiFrame//). Have fun with this frame and don’t be too hard-nosed about judging opponents’ words. The player whose word you just rejected may decide to reject your next word out of spite.
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