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•Want to Play Wordle Without Crossing the New York Times Picket Line? Strikers Made Their Own Union-Themed Puzzle Games
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The New York Times software workers went on strike on November 6 .
The Times Games app remains up, but the Times ' games and software division are still a big money maker.
The games page also links to the striking workers' GoFundMe page.
The strikes took place a few days before Tuesday ’s presidential elections.
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