By Logan Mahan On the last day of January, The New York Times announced it would be acquiring Wordle, the daily word guessing game that’s fully captivated the internet. I, like almost everyone else in the world, wake up every day, play this little game and compare scores with friends. When The Times‘ seven-figure acquisition of the game was announced, I, like other fervent players were a bit worried. Would the free, easily accessible game be modified or go behind a paywall? The Times ensured players the game would “initially” remain free for everyone to play, and so far, the structure and avai…