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Countering the wildly popular Scrabulous game, the copyright-holder of Scrabble commissions an official Facebook application (not available in the U.S. and Canada).
Countering the wildly popular Scrabulous game, the copyright-holder of Scrabble commissions an official Facebook application (not available in the U.S. and Canada).
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Many users are stuck with "TRY AGAIN" or "GO HOME" (back to profile) option.
If this were a patented invention, it would have been expired for decades. There is absolutely no reason why a company should have a monopoly on something they didn't create, many years after the creator's death. Scrabble should be part of the public domain by now.
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