Good one. Now combine this with the dictionary approach…

Credit where credit is due, Hix’s idea, implemented by Clucky.

How will this help more than “Chef Turbo Vehicle Jump”?

@Darth Cliche: “The writer shall also include in the comment the number of words in the guess that appear exactly in the theme (excluding punctuation).”

So if the Writer answers 12, we will know that the Theme includes Vehicle and Jump.

@Sparrow: There is a fine line between loophole and annoying abuse. Which is why I kept it at four words.

@Amnistar: You also should get some credit for telling me to do it.

@Darth: Like sparrow said—Binary FTW!

A table for convenience:

0 None of the words
1 Chef
2 Turbo
3 Chef Turbo
4 Vehicle
5 Chef Vehicle
6 Turbo Vehicle
7 Chef Turbo Vehicle
8 Jump
9 Chef Jump
10 Turbo Jump
11 Chef Turbo Jump
12 Vehicle Jump
13 Chef Vehicle Jump
14 Turbo Vehicle Jump
15 Chef Turbo Vehicle Jump

I still don’t get it…

okay so, it’s the number of words that are right.  If he guesses turbo twice, and turbo is right, there are 2 words right in the guess.

Was this discussed on some secret channel I should know about…?

Aol Instant Messanger.

How so?

That’s where me and clucky were talking.

This is the approach used to implement binary bit flags btw

No. You get Zero words right.

Arth, I must ask you again. Could one make a guess in which the guessed text was linked to?

No.

Sheesh Wak, for being idle your all over the place still

Amnistar, this hardly qualifies as “the opportune moment”

Hmm, this was a good idea.

Hix, you’re probably right, but I’m getting impatient.  It’s one of my flaws :(