Ah-hah. You may have been one of the anonymous two people I was chatting to :)
Were you the person who was trying to claim a piece of territory as their own?
Fascinating social experiment: when faced with a blank slate, what do humans do? Some converse, but others decide they need to claim a piece of that slate as solely theirs...
By the first chat-room, did you mean the rabbit hole that opens if you always open the first letter? Because this thing is still going and have gotten surprisingly interesting.
The first room is obviously already filled.
Each character formatted as a link is a door to a subroom : CTRL+ENTER to go to this room.
ESC to go back.
If you find some white space, you can type a character which will be unformatted.
Move cursor to an unformatted character and use CTRL+SHIFT+Enter to make it a link to a new empty room.
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User-contributed content, and a site operator who either endorsed these beliefs and/or believes in unmoderated free speech and/or is altogether unaware. Seems likely they’re aware, since they’re the submitter of the post, but @aehtyb, FYI if not!
I don't see any reason to attribute that to the submitter, though they may need a lesson in how much moderation work it is to host user-generated content.
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[ 3.6 ms ] story [ 66.6 ms ] threadWere you the person who was trying to claim a piece of territory as their own?
Fascinating social experiment: when faced with a blank slate, what do humans do? Some converse, but others decide they need to claim a piece of that slate as solely theirs...
It was truly fun, with the right creativity it seems so easy to make something simple but addictive.
None of that was there when I posted.
I got to the milestone that said "YOU ARE ONLY 1% OF THE WAY THROUGH" and stopped...
What the fuck am I looking at?
I don't see any reason to attribute that to the submitter, though they may need a lesson in how much moderation work it is to host user-generated content.