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r/Place is back, which is one of the greatest internet experiments of our time. Anyone can place a pixel anywhere in the space, once every five minutes. Tracking how it changes over time is the best part.

6:43 PM · Apr 1, 2022

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No fucking way, I thought this was an April Fools joke

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r/place teaches me that I stand for nothing.

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Doesn't work on old reddit. It was one of the greatest internet experiments of our time when it originally appeared. Now it's like the hated sequel to a great movie.

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spent few mins earlier and am still clueless