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Discussion about the SCRABBLE® game and related topics takes place on various more or less public forums.

Most NASPA committees have an internal mailing list for committee members, where you can send questions or messages to the committee for discussion.

Cross-tables.com has a system of online discussion forums, organized hierarchically by topic.

Crossword-games-pro (CGP) is “an unofficial mailing list for competitive SCRABBLE players”.

Naspa-tcd is a new mailing list for tournament and club directors sanctioned by NASPA.

Ospd-scrabble is an informal mailing list about “the game as it is played in North America”.

World-scrabble is a mailing list about the game “when played at international level”.

Every page on our NASPAWiki site has an associated discussion page, readable to all, where the editors of the page can discuss its contents.

Many organizations, from local clubs to other national associations, maintain their own discussion forums or mailing lists.

Many players write personal blogs, some accepting comments from readers. A list of players’ blogs is avaliable at the badqoph directory maintained by Ryan Fischer.

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