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ytdytvhxgydvhh · 2 years ago
Might want to make it extra clear that you’re looking strictly for land borders? Today’s country, Denmark, has a bridge that connects it to its neighbor, Sweden. But Sweden was not what Neighborle was looking for as a valid answer.
ytdytvhxgydvhh · 2 years ago
Oh, and technically Denmark also has a land border with Canada (if you’re not excluding Greenland): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Island
vbren12 · 2 years ago
It seems like Greenland is treated as a separate territory, that's why it's not red and can be selected in the dropdown. Not sure if it knows about Canada - Greenland border though... I guess we'll find out when it shows up
vbren12 · 2 years ago
It does mention in the how to play (under the question mark) that it only looks at land borders.
bcatanzaro · 2 years ago
Yeah. Bad day for this website to show up on HN if it’s built this shoddily.
adolph · 2 years ago
Pedantry-proof is a bit higher bar than non-shoddy
williamdclt · 2 years ago
No need to be insulting
neovialogistics · 2 years ago
Cute, but what about maritime EEZ borders?

Example: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b8/North_se...

ano-ther · 2 years ago
Good point. Am curious: what’s the thick black line over land that goes all the way down to Switzerland? Does it affect the sea zones?
neovialogistics · 2 years ago
The drainage boundaries AFAICT. On one side of the line any rainfall flows downhill to joins a river that ends up in the North Sea, on the other side of the line it goes downhill to any other body of water.
davidw · 2 years ago
Curious if it gets some of the edge cases right. France's longest land border is with Brazil, for instance.
Y_Y · 2 years ago
Worth noting that something very similar is already a component of Worldle
josenyc · 2 years ago
UI on mobile is frozen