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This is awesome.
Perhaps I will venture out with a wax tablet and a stylus to get the next one...

How has this had no interest? It's a banger.
GLWS

2 under

I liked this clue.

4 under. FUCK ME my day will get no better.

Excellent!

Yep. You're right.

Clue's in the name innit?

I hope that is a Colin Furze safety tie?

Incredible work.

I take a letter / hint / whatever I need, if I can't solve it by the time breakfast is over.

I don't trust myself to mull over it all day and inevitably forget to go back to it, thus losing my streak (again).

What an awful story

Nice one (s) !

2 over

Absolute shocker this morning.

2 under but I was at sea for quite a while.

Glad to figure it out.

2 under.

Took a moment to bring the correct the synonym to mind.

But quite straightforward really.

Also 3 under.

This is a rare type of clue, possibly the first one I've seen in Minute Cryptic.

Very nice indeed.

#rep

Nice clue, I enjoyed that one.

Three under

I wonder if Le Donald is watching South Korea and making a note of what didn't work and how he could do it better.

I'd be surprised if he isnt.

I would love for a minute cryptic format game but with much harder clues. Maybe a kind of division 1, 2, 3 type setup on Minute Cryptic.

For the level I am at, MC and the Guardian quick cryptic are too easy.

Any normal broadsheet cryptic is way too hard.

What's the middle ground?

Maybe the Guardian quiptic? What's that?

Yep, in the Times daily cryptic there is a limit of just one of these per puzzle.

Three under.

Gradually rebuilding my lost streak from the great mobile Firefox no-button-pressy disaster.

13 days. (Should be about 125. Sigh)

I think I agree. It's not like this will unleash Trump and the MAGA lot to behave badly. That they would always do the worst possible thing with no compunction whatsoever was already a given.

Yes, the pardon was for all offences in the previous ten years.

Nope, messed up the spoiler code!

Let me do it...

Working from memory here, but I think it was an anagram of "dies" including the abbreviation "p" for power, to give a word that means "saw". Hence "spied". The anagram indicator was "incorrectly" and the word "using" in the clue was to indicate the inclusion of "p" for "power".

Damn, doing all three at once is one of my favourite past times.

Easy peasy

Unfortunately, you need to type in the html:

<details>
<summary>visible text<\summary>

Text to be revealed, blah blah, blah.
<\details>