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Will spice be convertible to cash at Manifest? Market:
What will be true about using prize points at Manifest? [ADD RESPONSES]
@strutheo I believe this resolves NO. Spice released a week ago. For reference, this is the only spice market to resolve so far: https://manifold.markets/UniversalFC/will-manchester-city-win-the-202324
No one earned anywhere near 25k from it (the most was captain jack sparrow, <15k). I haven't seen anyone get the dozens of referrals in a week needed to reach 25k. Others can chime in with counterexample if they see one but otherwise this can resolve NO.
@Joshua has created a dashboard of prize markets here: Prize Markets | Manifold.
It may not be complete yet, but I don't think any of the ones there will resolve in the next week.
Do we know that this is true? The manifold stats page says there is "SP50" in balances, could that be in a test account?
@ShadowyZephyr im not being that picky over this - every single person here has 0
@shankypanky surely that's gold? (not joking, it doesn't seem brown at all to me, when i looked at the previews, but maybe i'm blind)
@Ziddletwix it's not brown but I assumed this was orange or brown? just like the other I assumed meant purple or pink?
@shankypanky internally they call it gold and i don't feel like gold and orange are the same thing but chris can rule on that I guess
@shankypanky ok i'm fine w/ selling or N/A or losing this one or anything just was surprised because i looked at the logo in advance and never occurred to me it'd be considered orange but totally fine to me wrong on that one
omg we're arguing over orange lol
its def somewhere between orange and yellow
id count it as orange if we were were limiting our color palette options so it wasnt every color name possible
just NA it i guess
here's the logo in its glorious original definition, for resolving purposes
it's so fucking orange this is a level of pedantry I could have never expected lol
@ShadowyZephyr it's clearly orange I just have a problem with setting precedents to deflect to gpt for market decision-making
@Ziddletwix Gold medals are much lighter than the shading around the "P"...
@Ziddletwix oh are they awarded medals in digital designs now? are they giving out NFTs for placing? cool what a time to be alive
I turned off night shift on my phone thinking I might be missing something but nope, still orange.
@ShadowyZephyr sure! regardless I'd accept the consensus above, people seem in agreement (not that it'd matter if i didn't accept it, it's not my question to decide). it was called gold in the code & i'd imagine that's the intent they were going for, but if people think it looks primarily orange that's totally fair, just not the first color that came to mind for me
@Ziddletwix "amber" is a pretty good way to describe it. I could see it as a darker gold, but it's definitely darker than the shade of a regular gold medal. That being said, I am red-green colorblind, so there might be a distinction I'm not seeing.
Yeah, let’s define gold; This seems to be a fair representation for gold: https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold_(color)?wprov=sfti1#
Honestly if it was gold as most would consider it, it may still be enough to qualify as part of the orange family: “ Gold or golden is a yellowish orange color, or orange-tan color that is a bit like the color of the metal gold”
@shankypanky Come on, that is significantly lighter than the shading of the "P" coin itself. Although this is already darker than a lot of what you get if you look up "gold medal".
were it fashioned out of metal I'm sure they'd use a fake gold. has to be orange and/or yellow in web design tbf and we can all agree it's meant to look like a cold coin.
@ShadowyZephyr lol I think you're taking that screenshot too seriously the option already resolved and we're all mostly in agreement?
