• @player2@lemmy.world
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    10 months ago

    The admins are blatantly censoring the drawing, putting checkerboard squares or circles of random color over that part. Here are some screenshots I took only seconds apart.

    • @Carnelian@lemmy.world
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      01 year ago

      I actually saw that happen in real time, did we confirm it was an admin action?

      All the pixels came in at the same time

      • @someguy3@lemmy.ca
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        01 year ago

        Random pixels? At this time of Reddit? In this part of r/place? Localized entirely on spez’s head?

      • @player2@lemmy.world
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        01 year ago

        If you spend time watching /r/place you see that pictures mostly form in a natural, progressive way. This is the only place you see hundreds of pixels being changed uniformly all at once. Even bots would be making more gradual changes than this. It’s clearly someone who has a brush tool for censoring.

    • Nougat
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      01 year ago

      No, I’m sure that’s a “silent majority” of users who support everything that Reddit The Company does banding together to stamp out the minority of noisy rabble-rousers. /s

      • @player2@lemmy.world
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        01 year ago

        lol yes there’s a whole underground imgur social network full of users unaware that imgur was originally just an image hosting website for reddit. By default the images I uploaded were private but I decided to click the button to make them a public post just out of curiousity of what imgur’s opinion on the matter might be. Turns out it’s not interesting for them.

        • It was hilariously bizarre when it was discovered that a population of mole people had been living inside reddit’s image host for some period of time. Especially since they were were getting up in arms about how much reddit content was crowding up the site.

          Wonder what life’s like in there these days.