You gave it as a hint...nevertheless, some more flexibility with the type-in would be great. I mean...with e.g. "Philip" already accepted there is little motivation to check for "Phillip", right?
I like how you have to try the specific names, like that Nick does not give you Nicholas, like how in some quizzes one name gets you 5 answers. But I kind of sort of agree with Philip/Phillip, that feels more like a different spelling than a completely different name. I guess you have the draw the line somewhere, but yea
I read the caveat and understood it meant that both spellings of Phillip and Philip would be required, but I didn't understand from the caveat that nicknames or shortened versions would be considered separately, such as Tom and Thomas, Sam and Samuel, etc. It would have been helpful if that info had been made more clear to those of us who are a bit dense. It was still a fun quiz, though. Thanks for making it.
Can't believe myself! I guessed Ephraim, Abel, Jeremiah, Enoch, and Isaiah; but I didn't guess Allen, Phillip, Patrick, Michael, Stephen, Benjamin, Alexander, Lewis, or even Henry!