Many thanks to the Lexulous team for all the hard work, and the improvements in New Lexulous that have become apparent in the past few weeks. Here is something that I think many players would like to see implemented: The ability to accept or reject players who come to one's table. (This was a feature of the old Lexulous, but these days it seems as if, when you set a table, you are obliged either to play anyone who joins it or else delete the game.) If it ends up not being possible to accept-or-reject, how about bulking up Censor so that people whom one has censored can't join one's game? As far as I can see, at present they are able to do so. Thanks again...

@jrp32 yes. I chose the "olive" avatar and yet I think I show up as a microphone.

@dan-mitchell I agree. If you know the other player is passing, it will affect your own strategy. Three passes per player is the correct way to do it.

@scantron I'd very much like to see this option added, too! people keep inviting me to games and I keep rejecting them because I don't want one that is either too slow or too fast.

@betterlate1-0 emojis seem still to be there, I just made one!

@mapmakere it's very easy to miss because (as far as I can see anyway), at the end of the game the chat box swaps out for the dictionary and you see a definition of the final word. but the chat box is still there, if you click the tab.

@lexulous I have not seen a clock setting in any game invitations today... just letting you know.

Hello Lex folks, thanks for all the work you've been doing on this. Two more things it would be great to have:

1. The ability to turn OFF all the notifications in the game lobby (so-and-so played MUNIFICENT, such-and-such won against whatsherface... we don't really care that much)
2. Personal messages. To be able to communicate with another player outside of the game and outside of the lobby would help. It is good when people can at least message each other after a game is over, to say "good game" or whatever.
   Thanks again!
   "Big"

@vanryck1 They've been tinkering with the profile interface and what information it provides. I can't see my own record of the last ten games and I can't see my head-to-head record against certain opponents, even though all of that information was available a few days ago. I guess we just need to sit tight and see what comes out in the wash!

I'd love to be able to play with a two-minute clock, zero seconds increment. Can you add that feature? Thank you...

@betterlate1-0 it's a valuable tool, certainly; and who doesn't want to make high scores? But in a 2/1 game I don't have time to be trying various alternatives on the board while my opponent is slinging them up.

@betterlate1-0 This sounds like a useful feature. I would use it in untimed games (I do in Words with Friends) but not in the rapid-fire timed games!

@hellothere459 Yes, I've noticed that! Kind of odd.

@scantron I'm hurt! But no... it must have been "ThisGuyHere" that you unfriended. I don't blame you, he was a pain

@scantron actually I did use to hear a "ding" when friends arrived. But I don't think I have any friends any more.

@erehwonlexulous I see the issue, but on the other hand that would disadvantage those of us who like to play fast timed games with no increment, on our desktop/laptop computers. The extra click would be a serious impediment. But maybe the mobile game could be configured to add the "confirm" step?

@jrp32 Yes, it ought to! Unless there is a glitch.

@betterlate1-0 yes, could be. I never use anything other than Chrome.

@jean-meier I see what you are talking about... and the "Watch" section does look as if it is bigger than it needs to be. But you can always scroll down through the "Join Game" list to find the table you are looking for (use the drag-handle on the right). At least this works for me in v.2 ... not sure what it looks like in "beta."

@betterlate1-0 I didn't, I will try now: