In order to come up with
the new CSW19, the total number of words added to CSW15 was 2862, while
deletions made were 29.
Had WESPA or ASPA ever
asked their collective members, not their representatives only, about accepting
or rejecting the frequent periodic changes to scrabble vocabulary? Collins can
make any changes they like, but do we as scrabble players have to accept applying
them?
A change every ten or
twenty years could be more acceptable. I believe that the community of Scrabble
players have put up for too long with commercial exploitation, under the
pretext of modernisation or moving with the times. Some cynics might think that
kickbacks are involved in the chain of command.
I feel it is about time
some splinter group would form and decide that Collins 2015 would be their last accepted change. They
would continue to use it for word checking until the end of time! An end to
scrabble vocabulary mutilation should be found before more players quit the
game.
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