Resolves whenever this edition of r/place ends. If the exact text "fuck spez" is visible in the final snapshot, resolves to YES, otherwise NO.
https://www.theverge.com/2023/7/20/23801716/reddits-r-place-protest-art
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Reddit users are complaining about admins messing with the canvas to remove messages and imagery protesting against Reddit.
When asked if Reddit will remove the protesting messages, spokesperson Courtney Geesey-Dorr pointed to the r/Place canvas rules. One of those rules says that “targeted hate or harassment of private individuals (including mods and admin) and protected groups are violations of our [content] policy (Rule 1) and will be removed. In addition, posts, comments, and imagery that are hateful, graphic, sexually-explicit, and / or offensive are violations of our policy (Rule 6) and will be removed.”
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@Joshua It is not clear at all to me that this is the final pic.
There was still time after this pic before the color palette got changed.
After that there was a period where the color palette changed to just greyscale, and after that there was the whiteout period.
Why does a certain number of minutes before the color palette changed for the second(?) time count as the the closing time of r/place? IMO a more natural end of r/place is the current white canvas.
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@FlorisvanDoorn If "Final snapshot" in the market description means the official snapshot of reddit, then this is probably it. I (mis?)interpreted it as the final state of the canvas when no more pixels could be placed (which I didn't expect to be all-white for most of r/place, obv).
EDIT: actually I went by what the title of the market said, but the description (which of course should take precedence) probably accurately describes this as the final pic.
@FlorisvanDoorn I would think it is (in a way) similar to how Leagues are run on Manifold, a random time, anything after is not official and reverts back to the frozen time.
i thought that on r/place they would have a special spot for past years. and that was my assumption on what the final canvas would look like.
actually, when they release the time lapse. the final frame would probably be more of the final piece. or if it cant be nailed down to a final frame... maybe the last few seconds.
@FlorisvanDoorn Actually, I'm still not sure. (I'm sorry for contradicting myself twice in a few messages - I don't want to just be saying "I lost mana, therefore the market should be reresolved".)
If reddit comes out with the next timelapse (for the last day or the full timelapse), and suppose it ends with the whiteout. Does that mean that the whiteout is the final snapshot (mentioned in the description)? It's clearly the status when r/place closes (mentioned in the title).
@FlorisvanDoorn Someone did ask about the whiteout at the start of this question, and we clarified that it was before the whiteout, that's what "final snapshot" was supposed to mean. It's possible there's some ambiguity about what the "final snapshot" is if the released image was a little bit before they started graying/whiting out, but it's definitely not the whited-out canvas.
Btw many other Manifold questions asked about "end of r/place"or "final version" or "final snapshot" or "final canvas" etc - https://manifold.markets/group/rplace2023. Ideally it would have been better clarified, sure, but it seems there was at least some relatively widespread common understanding of what that meant.
@jack Ok, I see. I didn't know that the whiteout was known to happen beforehand. It was a surprise to me.
(1300, 0) Fuck spez, large
(-100, -75) Fuck spez (might soon be gone)
(-475, -950) Fuck spez (gone)
(-450, 125) Fuck spez
(-225, -250) Fuck spez
(-1400, 250) Fuck spez (might soon be gone)
(-435, 450) Fuck spez, top and bottom (gone)
(-100, -400) u/spez ist ein hurensohn!
(-400, 0) Spez demission!
(-350, -50) Spez du Wappla!
(-935, 230) Reddit API protest painting
(-10, 0) Save 3rd party apps
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My pixel disappears soon after I place it… rip
@MP blame me, this is a low volume market and I'm the largest NO holder at the moment.
I think the chances are closer to 65%, based on /r/place precedent and Reddit's recent behavior and IPO ambitions. And I'm a normie that's here to gamble, which means I like markets with short expirations and long odds.
Lastly I don't understand how limit orders work on this site anymore, so I am just buying it down in chunks like a moron.