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TWO WORLDS 3 REDDIT CODE
"How to Play the No Internet Google Chrome Dinosaur Game" (Free Code Camp)."The Complete r/Place Timelapse" (Reddit).
"The Life and Death of r/Place, Home to the Internet's Greatest Art War" (Esquire). "Internet Communities are Battling Over Pixels" (The Washington Post). Show producers: Megan Cattel, Dean Russell, Nora Saks, Grace Tatter and Quincy Walters Credits:Įpisode producers: Megan Cattel, Ben Brock Johnson, and Dean RussellĬo-hosts: Ben Brock Johnson and Amory Sivertson On this episode of Endless Thread, we sat down with two Redditors who retold the battles they encountered in r/place and persevered until the end-despite being vastly outnumbered. Alliances were forged, peace treaties were broken, and fraught negotiations took place at all hours of the night over Discord for pixelated dominions. Subreddits gathered their members, coordinating plans to create murals, flags, and other symbols together, while battling encroaching, rival groups. 
Over the course of four days, ten million people from around the world sought to mark their territory at r/place, a blank canvas for users to fill in one pixel of color every five minutes.Īfter its first successful iteration in 2017, Reddit revived r/place on April 1, 2022.
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