11 November 2026
Later the same day, the home page, how to play, the FAQ, games like Chainle, and scoring each link to this changelog and to the word-bridge page from the body. Questions, examples, definition headings, and archive rounds have stable ids. FAQ markup was added to the home page, the word-bridge page, and the archive replay questions. The current UTC archive date stays out of the archive sitemap and out of the llms.txt date list. The footer no longer prints a puzzle number.
Every page's structured data now includes the WebSite node at https://chainle.me/#website, so isPartOf resolves. The organization logo is a 512 by 512 PNG of the existing mark. WebApplication holds the game description, and VideoGame points at that same application instead of repeating a second description. The scoring page carries FAQPage markup for the questions printed on that page.
The home page has a short Chainle vs Wordle section, and the archive sentence links to the archive page for the current UTC date. That link is filled from the UTC date when the page is served. Scoring copy on the home page and the scoring page uses the same split: the hand-checked list sets the floor, and vector similarity covers words that are not on the list.
Long pages gained a table of contents and heading ids. Breadcrumbs, including BreadcrumbList markup, are on the home page as well as the inner pages. Plain mentions of scoring, the FAQ, the archive, unlimited practice, how to play, and games like Chainle are links. Repeated template sentences were cut from how to play, scoring, the FAQ, and the archive notes.
Games like Chainle now has an "Our shortlist" block, says unknown where a fact was not on the public page, and records Checked on 2026-11-11. The title no longer says best. Past archive dates carry notes from that day's own explanations plus a hint. The current UTC date stays hints only. Round 5 is described as a closest connection because one clue asks for a near synonym. The current date's archive URL uses a canonical link to the home page and noindex, follow, until that date is in the past.
Sitemap lastmod values are per URL. This changelog and What is a word bridge puzzle were added, and both are listed in llms.txt and llms-full.txt. robots.txt keeps the existing groups and adds Bingbot, Applebot, and Applebot-Extended, each allowed to read the site and disallowed from /api/.
10 November 2026
Chainle.me opened with a daily five-round board, how to play, scoring, Chainle Unlimited, the archive, the Chainle FAQ, about, privacy, and terms. A new puzzle is published at 00:00 UTC. Progress stays in the browser. The public worked example, then and now, is piano + lock → key.
Later the same launch period, the site added the comparison page, split archive titles so the current date says clues and a past date says answers, and put a reviewed line under each H1. Those notes are the record of the site. They are not a press list. Questions about a released page can go to hello@chainle.me.