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New rules

Five new ways to plan

More ways to make a busy calendar work! These five rules are now supported for upcoming puzzles, from a proper stretch of downtime to keeping Mondays off.

Includes Day

Event rule

A multi-day event must include the named day somewhere in its schedule.

See example
WedEvent
ThuEvent
FriEvent
Includes Friday · one three-day event

Open Streak

Calendar rule

Leave the required number of consecutive dates completely open. Events and blocked dates both interrupt the streak.

See example
11Event
12Open
13Open
14Open
15Event
Three consecutive open dates

Odd/Even Balance

Calendar rule

Start at least the required number of events on odd-numbered dates and the same minimum number on even-numbered dates.

See example
3Odd
9Odd
6Even
14Even
Two odd starts + two even starts

Weekly Occupancy Limit

Calendar rule

Each Sunday–Saturday week has a limit on how many dates events can occupy. Every day of a multi-day event counts.

See example
SunOpen
MonEvent
TueEvent
WedEvent
ThuOpen
FriEvent
SatOpen
Four occupied dates · weekly limit of four

Mondays Off

Calendar rule

Every Monday must stay free of events. An event cannot start on Monday or continue through it.

See example
SatEvent
SunEvent
MonOpen
The weekend is booked. Monday stays free.

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