The Game of Mao

Rule guess: every sentence of the post has to contain a lie about the sentence (the contents of the sentence itself, not any external information)

 

This rule guess is incorrect and this post breaks rule 6.

 

Six 10chars

 

This post breaks rule 6.

 

This sentence is not

 

This sentence simply is.

 

Hello, World!

 

This post breaks rule 6.

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This post breaks rule 6.

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This post breaks rule 6.

 

We have had 3 posts that say "There are six words in this sentence."
2 of them have not broken rule 6, and 1 did.
Does anyone see anything that might be why 2 passed and 1 failed?

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Is the 24 hrs from when you post a message, or when Mac replies?

 

It's when you post the message. I've missed this game, I'm glad that I'm back.

 

This post breaks rule 6.

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This post does not break rule 6.

 

Well this is exciting, I wonder what I said that didn’t break the rule.

 

This post breaks rule 6.

 

Rule Guess: Your post must be an exact copy of another post that came before and broke the rule.

EDIT: Is Mac N Cheese Man not obligated to give you an answer?

 

It's when you post the message. I've missed this game, I'm glad that I'm back.

 

This post breaks rule 6.

 

Clarification - any text in some shade of blue is not counted when you determine whether the post breaks the rule, right? Does that include if a post/double post has both normal text and blue text?

 

Yeah. The blue text will be not counted and the rest will be counted.

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This post breaks rule 6.

 

Posts written in this color won't be counted as part of the game. If you want to make a guess, type it with the default text color!

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I've missed this game, I'm glad that I'm back.

 

Okay I think we've ruled out that it's solely reliant on the content of the post at this point. I'd say the best strategy now is to start fishing for more data points so it's easier to make a guess.