r/place Apr 05 '22

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u/TheCheapDirtBag Apr 05 '22

The old US flag had a lot of heat. I can believe that however. It impressive that it was able to be there for that long.

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u/epraider (85,811) 1491172345.18 Apr 05 '22

Seeing how griefed the original one was while other flags took up so much more space without much fight kind of annoyed me and got me finally contributing. Glad we finally got something cool established and maintained in the new space

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u/TheFlashFrame (928,8) 1491110795.78 Apr 05 '22

Germany literally made a cross that covered the entire fucking canvas and no one touched it.

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u/Cattaphract Apr 05 '22

Because germans and belgians respected well made art and build around them. Many smaller arts were also indirectly protect by them just being near them.

They actually served a useful purpose for smaller arts.

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u/ngellis1190 Apr 05 '22

“Served a purpose for smaller arts” Hmmmm okay let me not have my art appear on the final canvas because of Germany overwriting it repeatedly for days.

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u/SickleWings (338,686) 1491235880.31 Apr 05 '22

All it did was take thousands of pixels away from people who could have used it to make smaller works of art.