It's cute and all that Uno wants to tell us how to play its little game, but just stick to supplying us with the cards, and we'll handle the rest. On Saturday, Uno decided to deliver a PSA about stacking after answering a few questions about this matter the day before.
This rule "clarification" didn't sit well with pretty much everyone, who called out Uno for its own rules in their own game.
But instead of debating with Uno's Twitter about their own so-called rules, people assumed the stance of "my house, my rules" to explain why stacking would be allowed.
The newly created @realblackUNO account also defended the legal yet heinous move.
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Since Twitter is preoccupied with this stacking rule, we will shelve this other pressing Uno-related issue for another day.
