I put in "ORRE" : no go.
I put in "YBFG" : no go either.

I got 7/10 (I couldn't figure out the link for the Saturnia group), and enjoyed getting it sorted out, but I had to award myself two points as it wouldn't accept my (correct) answers. Use commas to separate keywords.

Sorry about the answers not being accepted, it's hard to think up all possible answers. I was really looking for something a bit more specific than "ORRE" (maybe unnecessarily so) although I really should have put in "YBFG" (I was busy putting in all the ways it could be said in the present tense). Things like this aren't easy to explain in terms of keywords, but hopefully people will be aware of this and give themselves points - the whole point is to spot the connections rather than guess what the setter wants you to write down!

Yeah, the setting of the keyword for solving the groups is definitely the hardest part... I just do my best as well. I try and take advantage of the way it works well insofar as "wildcarding"/"masking". that part works great -- as long as you can think of the basic root word(s) you are looking for and supply the least amount of characters as will make it unique and distinct its wonderful...

BTW, I have 2 more puzzles (one is dedicated to the recent long spam comment I so enjoyed, re: yet-another-despicable-good-for-nothing-bimbo-and-her-boring-sex-tape-yawn)...

er... sorry... anyway I have 2 more puzzles but I need slightly more than 16 characters for a few of my "members". I've emailed PuzzGrid but, as yet, to no avail or reply. Does anyone know a more effective way to get in touch with PuzzGrid? Thanks.

Bad keywords, which is a shame. One must be permissive, but of course I accept that it's difficult.

Hi Asmism, Sorry, I have not had a chance to reply yet. I'll try to handle multi-line entries when possible I'm just really busy at the mo. Sorry!

Thanks puzzGrid!