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'''Discussion''' about the [[SCRABBLE]]® game and related topics takes place on various more or less public forums.
 
'''Discussion''' about the [[SCRABBLE]]® game and related topics takes place on various more or less public forums.
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* 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.
 
* [[Cross-tables.com]] has a system of online discussion forums, organized hierarchically by topic.
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* [[Crossword-games-pro]] (CGP) is “an unofficial mailing list for competitive SCRABBLE players”.
 
* [[Crossword-games-pro]] (CGP) is “an unofficial mailing list for competitive SCRABBLE players”.
  
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* [[Naspa-tcd]] is a new mailing list for [[tournament]] and [[club]] [[directors]] sanctioned by [[NASPA]].
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* [[Naspa-tcd]] is a new mailing list for [[tournament]] and [[club]] [[directors]] sanctioned by NASPA.
  
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* [[Nsa-td]] is an older mailing list for directors sanctioned by the [[NSA]].
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* [http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/nsa-td Nsa-td] is an older mailing list for directors sanctioned by the [[NSA]].
  
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* [[Ospd-scrabble]] is an informal mailing list about “the game as it is played in North America”.
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* [http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/ospd-scrabble Ospd-scrabble] is an informal mailing list about “the game as it is played in North America”.
  
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* [[World-scrabble]] is a mailing list about the game “when played at international level”.
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* [http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/world-scrabble World-scrabble] is a mailing list about the game “when played at international level”.
  
 
* Every page on our [[Main Page|NASPAWiki]] site has an associated discussion page, readable to all, where the editors of the page can discuss its contents.
 
* Every page on our [[Main Page|NASPAWiki]] site has an associated discussion page, readable to all, where the editors of the page can discuss its contents.
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* Many organizations, from local clubs to other national associations, maintain their own discussion forums or mailing lists.
 
* Many organizations, from local clubs to other national associations, maintain their own discussion forums or mailing lists.
  
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* Many players write personal blogs, some accepting comments from readers.  A list of players’ blogs is avaliable at [http://www.badqoph.com/people/ the badqoph directory].
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* Many players write personal blogs, some accepting comments from readers.  A list of players’ blogs is avaliable at [http://www.charlottescrabble.com/badqoph/people/ the badqoph directory] maintained by [[Ryan Fischer]].

Latest revision as of 01:33, 8 February 2010

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”.
  • Nsa-td is an older mailing list for directors sanctioned by the NSA.
  • 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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