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) In fact, I think having an eBook of each months' puzzles might not be a bad idea at all, and helps generate extra income for Conceptis anyone visiting for the first time and finding six eBooks of Sudokus available could shell out, say, $2 for each one and that's $12 in Conceptis' pocket (cost is obviously TBD).and the possible income goes up with each new set of puzzles.

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Can I recommend having a spot on the Conceptis Web site somewhere (both the current site and the new one) where we can actually download the daily syndicated puzzle? Or, in order not to impose on newspaper sales, let them be delayed by a day for each one? Additionally, since we did learn of it late, can we also get the ones from the start to the end of November?Īnother possibility - perhaps more beneficial for everyone, in fact - is that every month, we get the previous months' batch of syndicated puzzles, but the competition element has something to do with that.maybe I can help with the idea of turning them into an eBook every month which can then be made available through the site on a monthly basis.is this a possibility? (If you're willing to charge for them on the current site.and all I'd want in payment is the puzzles for free since I'd create the eBook itself. With that said, though, we learned of this boom rather late.

Nothing special regardless of creator, unlike picture puzzles, of which the most high-quality ones are definitely from Conceptis (with a few exceptions, some people CAN make good puzzles, Jesus himself appeared in one rather large - but too simple - puzzle). I haven't really solved a lot of them, gilg.I bought a Toronto Star while stalled at the airport one Sunday and did the simple puzzle.to me, regardless of who does it, it's just a batch of numbers in a grid. BTW, how do you find the other (syndicated) Sudoku comparing to Conceptis'.? are they good?Ĭyclone -> RE: Conceptis Sudoku at Philadelphia and Seattle ( 11:57:06 AM) but again, this could be considered as a form of competition with the publications themselves, so it's a bit touchy.Ĭyclone, thanks for the idea but i am afraid you also have a point about the competition thing. :) please do send me the scan when you have it! That was really fast and I am sure we all want to get excited as well. I was so excited to see the Conceptis name next to the Sudoku that I almost didn't need my coffee to wake up. Gilg -> RE: Conceptis Sudoku at Philadelphia and Seattle ( 1:39:51 PM)

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This could be a separate section on the Web site that posts an archive of syndicated puzzles.or a week's worth.but again, this could be considered as a form of competition with the publications themselves, so it's a bit touchy. if they are only for syndication (not for regular publishers) and will not be published again (ever). Gilg, is there any way we can get the puzzles that have already been published? I have no access to a Seattle newspaper (or Philly for that matter), and the Toronto Star (major paper here) already does their own Sudokus every week NOT from Conceptis, so I doubt I'll have a chance to see syndicated puzzles. I will email the scan to you tommorrow.Ĭyclone -> RE: Conceptis Sudoku at Philadelphia and Seattle ( 8:42:30 AM) Susie_cc -> RE: Conceptis Sudoku at Philadelphia and Seattle ( 8:36:55 AM) If there is anyone around who can reach one or both of the above newspapers we would be very happy! :) Therefore we came up with an idea to ask our forum members from Philadelphia if they can find and scan the Sudoku part of the relevant page on the Philadelphia Inquirer and our members from Seattle to do the same with the Seattle Post-Intelligencer However, due to the nature of this distribution method we can not actually see and share with you the actual way in which our puzzles appear on the paper.

This means that Sudoku puzzles from Conceptis are now published on various daily newspapers throughout USA and Canada. an exclusive worldwide newspaper syndication agreement for Sudoku puzzles. Gilg -> Conceptis Sudoku at Philadelphia and Seattle ( 8:19:33 PM)Īs you may already know, King Features Syndicate, part of the Hearst Entertainment & Syndication Group, signed with Conceptis Ltd. Conceptis Sudoku at Philadelphia and SeattleĬonceptis Sudoku at Philadelphia and Seattle (Full Version)Īll Forums > Spread the Word