WPlace - Paint the world - A collaborative pixel art canvas on a map of the world

The user name has me thinking someone's main account either got banned for griefing or the nigger fears the janny. Either way, I'm sure @Cats would probably find it funny how rent free he lives in this faggot's head.
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HOLY FUCK i thought it was satire. he really thinks hes an anime girl. my sides kiwis :story:

Creepy as hell when lolita is made for little girls. :cryblood: hes going to be one of those creepy AGPs on the r/lolita subreddit
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High chance that Beese guy is behind it.
Has the same retarded left vocab.
Besides, he will make another account if we get him banned.
Unless SOMETHING happens to him to scare him off, nothing is going to change.
Well, cowtipping is against the Kiwifarms rules and phonebooking is against Wplace rules so I guess we just have to deal with this stupid faggot until he gets bored and gives up.
 
You know, ive been thinking as to why so many people have been having so much fun with this dogshit paint game, myself included, and I think I came up with two factors.

1) The whole thing has a very nostalgic "old Internet" vibe. Yes many of the memes are modern, but theres a sort of classic vibe to it that brings you back to a time when the internet was more chaotic, more creative, less moderated, and overall more fun. You only see this in the KiwiPlace since everywhere else people just keep posting the same ugly, modern slop over and over in an attempt to claim more land for their retarded fanbase.

2) The sense of community. To join together with a couple hundred people that share your culture (as in Kiwifarms culture, same memes, same people, same drama and everybody mutually understands eachother) and largely your values, and all those similar people get to build something together that reflects said culture and values, with each of them being able to give a touch of their individuality. Nowadays you never have this, everybody is atomized and theres no sense of community, but also everything is streamlined in a way that every individual thinks the same, or has the need to pretend it does, and dissenting thought is socially punished. You can also see this everywhere except on Kiwiplace, where everybody has the same terrible, unoriginal ideas of what sprites and flags to draw up.

With these two things in mind, its no surprise that we are the only ones actually enjoying the game despite all its flaws, as we are the only ones playing it in a correct, and frankly human way.
The only people that don't respect or care for those values are furfags, antifa, troon, and pronoun freaks. They too busy being self-absorbed and being moral police online.

But yeah i have very much of the fun time partaking in building art pieces together.
 
As much as I want to avoid cowtipping and phonebooking is that really the normie's term for public info now? I believe there is a cowtipping rule precedent regarding "if they come to us, they're fair game." Though I don't know how much that precedent pertains to kiwis playing a game and carving out their own little cozy cove.

I'm just hoping our kiwi diplomat doesn't annoy the mods too much with this persistent griefer. We've got too many goobers to let it get nuked over some fickle jannies having a bad day and taking it out on innocent kiwilings.
 
I thought of a very funny way to subvert all of the "free Palestine" spam everywhere, that technically does not involve drawing over anyone else's pixels. C programmer chads will know.
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and then there's this
Acknowledging that hooked cross/sun wheel like objects are one of the most universal cultural symbols across all of humanity, and resolving to ban ALL of them because people who used one did some bad things almost a century ago, is some next level Gay Shit.
That said, while looking up one of those symbols I accidentally found this flag from a 1930-2008 Basque separatist group, which is admittedly quite funny.
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phonebooking is that really the normie's term for public info now?
No, it's a kiwi term for it.

"Doxing" is a poisoned word, a lot of sites and even attempted legislation keep referencing "doxing" as this ultimate evil without understanding what it actually is, i.e. Googling a username and seeing literally the first thing that pops up. It is no worse than looking someone up in the phonebook, so we're emphasizing that we're not evil super-hackers, it really is the bare minimum of effort. People are responsible for their own info which they put up online openly.
 
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