There is no shortage of conversation when it comes to Wordle.
What is meant to be a light-hearted daily word game, often sparks a fierce response from players after the answer is reveled.
Last week, players took to social media to blast Friday's solution, accusing the answer - homer - of not being a real word.
And this week, a Wordle answer is once again making headlines because of a last minute change, Wales Online reports.
A warning that spoilers for Monday's Wordle lay ahead.
Monday's Wordle answer has been quickly changed in the midst of allegations that the US Supreme Court wants to criminalise Americans' legal access to an abortion.
According to the New York Times, which bagged the game for over one million US dollars earlier this year, the American spelling of 'foetus' - which is 'fetus' - is now "outdated".
It changed the answer to “shine” for “as many solvers as possible”, but issues with Wordle’s software meant some were left with the original solution.
The company said in a statement: “Some users may see an outdated answer that seems closely connected to a major recent news event."
It continued: “This is entirely unintentional and a coincidence – today’s original answer was loaded into Wordle last year.
"Because of the current Wordle technology, it can be difficult to change words that have already been loaded into the game.
“When we discovered last week that this particular word would be featured today, we switched it for as many solvers as possible.”
It comes after the leak of a Supreme Court ruling which would overturn the landmark Roe v Wade case, scrapping abortion rights that have been guaranteed in the US since the 1970s.
If the draft is finalised, it is expected to prompt abortion bans across roughly half of the 50 states.
The Times statement continued: “When we acquired Wordle in January, it had been built for a relatively small group of users.
"We’re now busy revamping Wordle’s technology so that everyone always receives the same word.”
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