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Amogi

2022-04-14T17:47:53Z

Noeru:

{{Artwork
| name = Amogi
| description = The Lemon (also known as the Amango), one of the many Amogi-filled artworks throughout the canvas.
| location = Various
| creator = Various
| image = amango.png
}}''Not to be confused with the bigger Among Us figures, usually decorated with obscenities, made throughout the canvas.''

Many small Among Us crewmates, referred to as '''Amogi''', were placed throughout the canvas. Originally starting near the bottom of the canvas, the design became prevalent throughout the entire canvas due to its simplicity, and the characters were hidden in the grand majority of major artworks. Though some groups embraced the Amogi invasion, others did not, and efforts to stop the invasion were made.
[[File:amongi analysis hd.jpg|thumb|602x602px|A full analysis by u/PitsPower of all Amogi placed, showing the top 10 by frequency, as well as all instances of Amogi sorted by combinations of size and orientation.]]
An analysis by u/PitsPower has counted a grand total of exactly 2000 Amogi across the entire canvas.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/place/comments/twgtuz/final_amongi_count_is_2000/</ref>

Amogi

2022-04-14T17:47:36Z

Noeru:

{{Artwork
| name = Amogi
| description = The Lemon (also known as the Amango), one of the many Amogi-filled artworks throughout the canvas.
| location = Various
| creator = Various
| image = amango.png
}}{{Stub}}

''Not to be confused with the bigger Among Us figures, usually decorated with obscenities, made throughout the canvas.''

Many small Among Us crewmates, referred to as '''Amogi''', were placed throughout the canvas. Originally starting near the bottom of the canvas, the design became prevalent throughout the entire canvas due to its simplicity, and the characters were hidden in the grand majority of major artworks. Though some groups embraced the Amogi invasion, others did not, and efforts to stop the invasion were made.
[[File:amongi analysis hd.jpg|thumb|602x602px|A full analysis by u/PitsPower of all Amogi placed, showing the top 10 by frequency, as well as all instances of Amogi sorted by combinations of size and orientation.]]
An analysis by u/PitsPower has counted a grand total of exactly 2000 Amogi across the entire canvas.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/place/comments/twgtuz/final_amongi_count_is_2000/</ref>

Amogi

2022-04-14T17:43:38Z

Noeru:

{{Artwork
| name = Amogi
| description = The Lemon (also known as the Amango), one of the many Amogi-filled artworks throughout the canvas.
| location = Various
| creator = Various
| image = amango.png
}}

''Not to be confused with the bigger Among Us figures, usually decorated with obscenities, made throughout the canvas.''

Many small Among Us crewmates, referred to as '''Amogi''', were placed throughout the canvas. Originally starting near the bottom of the canvas, the design became prevalent throughout the entire canvas due to its simplicity, and the characters were hidden in the grand majority of major artworks. Though some groups embraced the Amogi invasion, others did not, and efforts to stop the invasion were made.
[[File:amongi analysis hd.jpg|thumb|602x602px|A full analysis by u/PitsPower of all Amogi placed, showing the top 10 by frequency, as well as all instances of Amogi sorted by combinations of size and orientation.]]
An analysis by u/PitsPower has counted a grand total of exactly 2000 Amogi across the entire canvas.<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/place/comments/twgtuz/final_amongi_count_is_2000/</ref>

File:amogi update.png

2022-04-14T17:41:43Z

Noeru:

Amogi

2022-04-14T17:40:22Z

Noeru:

{{Artwork
| name = Amogi
| description = The Lemon (also known as the Amango), one of the many Amogi-filled artworks throughout the canvas.
| location = Various
| creator = Various
| image = amango.png
}}

''Not to be confused with the bigger Among Us figures, usually decorated with obscenities, made throughout the canvas.''

Many small Among Us crewmates, referred to as '''Amogi''', were placed throughout the canvas. Originally starting near the bottom of the canvas, the design became prevalent throughout the entire canvas due to its simplicity, and the characters were hidden in the grand majority of major artworks. Though some groups embraced the Amogi invasion, others did not, and efforts to stop the invasion were made.
[[File:amongi analysis hd.jpg|thumb|602x602px|A full analysis of all Amogi placed, showing the top 10 by frequency, as well as all instances of Amogi sorted by combinations of size and orientation.]]
An analysis has counted a grand total of exactly two thousand Amogi across the entire canvas.

Amogi

2022-04-14T17:39:52Z

Noeru:

{{Artwork
| name = Amogi
| description = The Lemon (also known as the Amango), one of the many Amogi-filled artworks throughout the canvas.
| location = Various
| creator = Various
| image = amango.png
}}

''Not to be confused with the bigger Among Us figures, usually filled made throughout the canvas.''

Many small Among Us crewmates, referred to as '''Amogi''', were placed throughout the canvas. Originally starting near the bottom of the canvas, the design became prevalent throughout the entire canvas due to its simplicity, and the characters were hidden in the grand majority of major artworks. Though some groups embraced the Amogi invasion, others did not, and efforts to stop the invasion were made.
[[File:amongi analysis hd.jpg|thumb|602x602px|A full analysis of all Amogi placed, showing the top 10 by frequency, as well as all instances of Amogi sorted by combinations of size and orientation.]]
An analysis has counted a grand total of exactly two thousand Amogi across the entire canvas.

Amogi

2022-04-14T17:39:21Z

Noeru: among

{{Artwork
| name = Amogi
| description = The Lemon (also known as the Amango), one of the many Amogi-filled artworks throughout the canvas.
| location = Various
| creator = Various
| image = amango.png
}}

''Not to be confused with the bigger Among Us figures, usually filled made throughout the canvas.''

Many small Among Us crewmates, referred to as '''Amogi''', were placed throughout the canvas. Originally starting near the bottom of the canvas, the design became prevalent throughout the entire canvas due to its simplicity, and the characters were hidden in the grand majority of major artworks. Though some groups embraced the Amogi invasion, others did not, and efforts to stop the invasion were made.
[[File:amongi analysis hd.jpg|thumb|602x602px|A full analysis of all Amogi placed, showing the top 10 by frequency, as well as all instances of Amogi sorted by combinations of size and orientation]]
An analysis has counted a grand total of exactly two thousand Amogi across the entire canvas.

File:amongi analysis hd.jpg

2022-04-14T17:37:49Z

Noeru:

File:amogi analysis.jpg

2022-04-14T17:35:16Z

Noeru:

File:amango.png

2022-04-14T17:24:18Z

Noeru: The Lemon, one of the many Amogi-filled artworks on the canvas.

== Summary ==
The Lemon, one of the many Amogi-filled artworks on the canvas.

The Great Whiteout

2022-04-14T17:04:19Z

Noeru: /* Progression */

{{Artwork
| name = The Great Whiteout
| description = The canvas at approximately 82:30, 26 minutes after the start of the whiteout
| location = Entire canvas
| area = 4000000
| creator = All players present
| image = white_void.png
}}
[[File:8317.png|thumb|The canvas at 83:18, now completely unrecognizable. Pixels are strewn throughout with no cohesion.]]
'''The Great Whiteout''', also known as '''The White Void''' or the '''Anti-Void''', was the event that signaled the end of [[r/place 2022]].

Starting at 82:04, players were only able to place white [[r/place 2022#r/place 2022 colors|pixels]], thus forcing the canvas to return to the blank state from which it started. All artwork was gradually destroyed over the course of an hour, until the canvas was turned completely to white at 83:19. r/place officially ended thereafter.

= '''Background''' =
At the beginning of Day 3, the final expansion of the canvas was announced, along with a statement saying that r/place will end the next day at an unknown time. At the beginning of Day 4, it was announced that r/place will end on that day, with the simple line: ''"Nothing lasts forever"'', directly foreshadowing the whiteout that would occur.

= Progression =
At 82:04, all colors were removed from the palette with the sole exception of the color white. Immediately after the change, white pixels were placed randomly at contested points, much to the confusion of streamers and players alike. Not long after, the true destruction of the whiteout would take hold: at 82:09, the French flag was completely destroyed, and the osu! logo was also completely wiped out at 82:11.

At 82:11, a huge letter F was created, with the letter R soon following at 82:12. Seemingly realizing that French users were trying to spell out the word "France", the letter A that came after was subsequently changed to the letter E, finally spelling the word "Free" at 82:14.

From all four corners, the white void spread out, with a diagonal line across the canvas originating from where the French flag once stood. The word "Doner" was spelled out at 82:22, and a vertical line also jutted out from the First Hand. At 82:32, the letter R was turned into an Among Us crewmate.

In the next minutes, the void has spread far and wide, with the canvas now covered in a thick mist of white. Huge lines jutted out from various spots, and originating from the First Hand was a giant white heart. This white heart expanded quickly in the final minutes of r/place, devouring the entire canvas.

At 83:19, the canvas was completely wiped, returning to the empty white slate at the very beginning.
[[Category:Events]]

Anti-Void

2022-04-14T17:00:30Z

Noeru: Redirected page to The Great Whiteout

#REDIRECT [[The Great Whiteout]]

Whiteout

2022-04-14T17:00:30Z

Noeru: Redirected page to The Great Whiteout

#REDIRECT [[The Great Whiteout]]

White Void

2022-04-14T17:00:30Z

Noeru: Redirected page to The Great Whiteout

#REDIRECT [[The Great Whiteout]]

The Great Whiteout

2022-04-14T16:58:33Z

Noeru: Added image of canvas at 83:18

{{Artwork
| name = The Great Whiteout
| description = The canvas at approximately 82:30, 26 minutes after the start of the whiteout
| location = Entire canvas
| area = 4000000
| creator = All players present
| image = white_void.png
}}
[[File:8317.png|thumb|The canvas at 83:18, now completely unrecognizable. Pixels are strewn throughout with no cohesion.]]
'''The Great Whiteout''', also known as '''The White Void''' or the '''Anti-Void''', was the event that signaled the end of [[r/place 2022]].

Starting at 82:04, players were only able to place white [[r/place 2022#r/place 2022 colors|pixels]], thus forcing the canvas to return to the blank state from which it started. All artwork was gradually destroyed over the course of an hour, until the canvas was turned completely to white at 83:19. r/place officially ended thereafter.

= '''Background''' =
At the beginning of Day 3, the final expansion of the canvas was announced, along with a statement saying that r/place will end the next day at an unknown time. At the beginning of Day 4, it was announced that r/place will end on that day, with the simple line: ''"Nothing lasts forever"'', directly foreshadowing the whiteout that would occur.

= Progression =
At 82:04, all colors were removed from the palette with the sole exception of the color white. Immediately after the change, white pixels were placed randomly at contested points, much to the confusion of streamers and players alike. Not long after, the true destruction of the whiteout would take hold: at 82:09, the French flag was completely destroyed, and the osu! logo was also completely wiped out at 82:11.

At 82:11, a huge letter F was created, with the letter R soon following at 82:12. Seemingly realizing that French users were trying to spell out the word "France", the letter A that came after was subsequently changed to the letter E, finally spelling the word "Free" at 82:14.

From all four corners, the white void spread out, with a diagonal line across the canvas originating from where the French flag once stood. The word "Doner" was spelled out at 82:22, and a vertical line also jutted out from the First Hand. At 82:32, the letter R was turned into an Among Us crewmate.

In the next minutes, the void has spread far and wide, with the canvas now a thick mist of white. Lines jutted out from various spots, and originating from the First Hand was a giant white heart. This white heart expanded in the final minutes of r/place, devouring the entire canvas.

At 83:19, the canvas was completely wiped, returning to the empty white slate at the very beginning.
[[Category:Events]]

File:8317.png

2022-04-14T16:57:40Z

Noeru: /* Summary */

== Summary ==
Snapshot taken at 83:18. The canvas is now no longer recognizable, with pixels strewn throughout with no cohesion.

File:8317.png

2022-04-14T16:55:28Z

Noeru: Snapshot taken at 83:17. The canvas is now no longer recognizable, with pixels strewn throughout with no cohesion.

== Summary ==
Snapshot taken at 83:17. The canvas is now no longer recognizable, with pixels strewn throughout with no cohesion.

The Great Whiteout

2022-04-14T16:51:23Z

Noeru: /* Progression */

{{Artwork
| name = The Great Whiteout
| description = The canvas at approximately 82:30, 26 minutes after the start of the whiteout
| location = Entire canvas
| area = 4000000
| creator = All players present
| image = white_void.png
}}

'''The Great Whiteout''', also known as '''The White Void''' or the '''Anti-Void''', was the event that signaled the end of [[r/place 2022]].

Starting at 82:04, players were only able to place white [[r/place 2022#r/place 2022 colors|pixels]], thus forcing the canvas to return to the blank state from which it started. All artwork was gradually destroyed over the course of an hour, until the canvas was turned completely to white at 83:19. r/place officially ended thereafter.

= '''Background''' =
At the beginning of Day 3, the final expansion of the canvas was announced, along with a statement saying that r/place will end the next day at an unknown time. At the beginning of Day 4, it was announced that r/place will end on that day, with the simple line: ''"Nothing lasts forever"'', directly foreshadowing the whiteout that would occur.

= Progression =
At 82:04, all colors were removed from the palette with the sole exception of the color white. Immediately after the change, white pixels were placed randomly at contested points, much to the confusion of streamers and players alike. Not long after, the true destruction of the whiteout would take hold: at 82:09, the French flag was completely destroyed, and the osu! logo was also completely wiped out at 82:11.

At 82:11, a huge letter F was created, with the letter R soon following at 82:12. Seemingly realizing that French users were trying to spell out the word "France", the letter A that came after was subsequently changed to the letter E, finally spelling the word "Free" at 82:14.

From all four corners, the white void spread out, with a diagonal line across the canvas originating from where the French flag once stood. The word "Doner" was spelled out at 82:22, and a vertical line also jutted out from the First Hand. At 82:32, the letter R was turned into an Among Us crewmate.

In the next minutes, the void has spread far and wide, with the canvas now a thick mist of white. Lines jutted out from various spots, and originating from the First Hand was a giant white heart. This white heart expanded in the final minutes of r/place, devouring the entire canvas.

At 83:19, the canvas was completely wiped, returning to the empty white slate at the very beginning.
[[Category:Events]]

The Great Whiteout

2022-04-14T14:45:22Z

Noeru:

{{Artwork
| name = The Great Whiteout
| description = The canvas at approximately 82:30, 26 minutes after the start of the whiteout
| location = Entire canvas
| area = 4000000
| creator = All players present
| image = white_void.png
}}

'''The Great Whiteout''', also known as '''The White Void''' or the '''Anti-Void''', was the event that signaled the end of [[r/place 2022]].

Starting at 82:04, players were only able to place white [[r/place 2022#r/place 2022 colors|pixels]], thus forcing the canvas to return to the blank state from which it started. All artwork was gradually destroyed over the course of an hour, until the canvas was turned completely to white at 83:19. r/place officially ended thereafter.

= '''Background''' =
At the beginning of Day 3, the final expansion of the canvas was announced, along with a statement saying that r/place will end the next day at an unknown time. At the beginning of Day 4, it was announced that r/place will end on that day, with the simple line: ''"Nothing lasts forever"'', directly foreshadowing the whiteout that would occur.

= Progression =
At 82:04, all colors were removed from the selection with the sole exception of the color white. Immediately upon the change, white pixels were placed randomly at contested points, much to the confusion of streamers and players alike. Not long after, the true destruction of the whiteout would take hold: at 82:09, the French flag was completely destroyed, and the osu! logo was also completely wiped out at 82:11.

At 82:11, a huge letter F was created, with the letter R soon following at 82:12. Seemingly realizing that French users were trying to spell out the word "France", the letter A that came after was subsequently changed to the letter E, finally spelling the word "Free" at 82:14.

From all four corners, the white void spread out, with a diagonal line across the canvas originating from where the French flag once stood. The word "Doner" was spelled out at 82:22, and a vertical line also jutted out from the First Hand. At 82:32, the letter R was turned into an Among Us crewmate.

In the next minutes, the void has spread far and wide, with the canvas now a thick mist of white. Lines jutted out from various spots, and originating from the First Hand was a giant white heart. This white heart expanded in the final minutes of r/place, devouring the entire canvas.

At 83:19, the canvas was completely wiped, returning to the empty white slate at the very beginning.
[[Category:Events]]

r/place 2022

2022-04-14T11:22:45Z

Noeru:

== r/place 2022 ==

r/place 2022 was an event that took place on Reddit from April 1 to April 4, 2022. The first instance of r/place occurred in [[r/place 2017|2017]]. During the event, a shared canvas of pixels appeared on the [https://reddit.com/r/place r/place] subreddit on Reddit, upon which users could each place a single pixel of [[r/place 2022#r/place 2022 colors|color]] every five minutes.

== r/place 2022 colors ==
[[File:Place 2022 swatches.svg.png|thumb|All the colors available to users for the 2022 experiment.]]By the end of [[r/place 2022]], there were 32 options of colors. All the colors listed with their Hex Color Codes:
*Red #FF4500
*Orange #FFA800
*Yellow #FFD635
* Dark green #00A368
*Dark red #BE0039
*Pink #FF3881
* Burgandy #6D001A
*Pale yellow #FFF8B8
*Light green #7EED56
*Dark blue #2450A4
*Blue #3690EA
*Light blue #51E9F4
*Dark teal #00756F
*Teal #009EAA
*Light teal #00CCC0
*Lavender #94B3FF
*Dark purple #811E9F
*Purple #B44AC0
*Light pink #FF99AA
*Brown #9C6926
*Indigo #493AC1
*Periwinkle #6A5CFF
*Pale purple #E4ABFF
*Magenta #DE107F
*White #FFFFFF
*Light gray #D4D7D9
*Gray #898D90
*Black #000000
*Green #00CC78
*Dark brown #6D482F
*Beige #FFB470
*Dark gray #515252
==Rollout of colors==
On Day 1, the 16 available colors were red, orange, yellow, dark green, light green, dark blue, blue, light blue, dark purple, purple, light pink, brown, white, light gray, gray, and black.

At the start of Day 2, along with the first expansion of the canvas, dark red, pink, dark teal, teal, indigo, periwinkle, green, and dark brown were added to the palette, making for a total of 24 colors.

At the start of Day 3, along with the second expansion of the canvas, burgundy, pale yellow, light teal, lavender, pale purple, magenta, beige, and dark grey were added to the palette, thus making the total number of colors available throughout the entire event 32.

At the end of Day 4, all colors were disabled with the sole exception of the color white, thus triggering [[The Great Whiteout]]''.''

==Popularity across the canvas==

The Great Whiteout

2022-04-14T11:20:47Z

Noeru:

{{Artwork
| name = The Great Whiteout
| description = The canvas some time after the whiteout had started.
| location = Entire canvas
| area = 4000000
| creator = All present users
| image = white_void.png
}}

'''The Great Whiteout''', also known as '''The White Void''' or the '''Anti-Void''', was the event that signaled the end of [[r/place 2022]].

Starting at 82:04, players were only able to place white [[r/place 2022#r/place 2022 colors|pixels]], thus forcing the canvas to return to the blank state from which it started. All artwork was gradually destroyed over the course of an hour, until the canvas was turned completely to white at 83:19. r/place officially ended thereafter.

[[Category:Events]]

The Great Whiteout

2022-04-14T11:20:10Z

Noeru:

{{Artwork
| name = The Great Whiteout
| description = The canvas some time after the whiteout had started.
| location = Entire canvas
| area = 1000000
| creator = All present users
| image = white_void.png
}}

'''The Great Whiteout''', also known as '''The White Void''' or the '''Anti-Void''', was the event that signaled the end of [[r/place 2022]].

Starting at 82:04, players were only able to place white [[r/place 2022#r/place 2022 colors|pixels]], thus forcing the canvas to return to the blank state from which it started. All artwork was gradually destroyed over the course of an hour, until the canvas was turned completely to white at 83:19. r/place officially ended thereafter.

[[Category:Events]]

The Great Whiteout

2022-04-14T07:44:35Z

Noeru:

{{Artwork
| name = The Great Whiteout
| description = The canvas several minutes after the whiteout starts.
| location = Entire canvas
| area = 1000000
| creator = All present users
| image = white_void.png
}}

'''The Great Whiteout''', also known as '''The White Void''' or the '''Anti-Void''', was the event that signaled the end of [[r/place 2022]].

Starting at 82:04, players were only able to place white [[r/place 2022#r/place 2022 colors|pixels]], thus forcing the canvas to return to the blank state from which it started. All artwork was gradually destroyed over the course of an hour, until the canvas was turned completely to white at 83:19. r/place officially ended thereafter.

[[Category:Events]]

File:white void.png

2022-04-14T07:41:46Z

Noeru:

r/place 2022

2022-04-14T07:39:41Z

Noeru:

== r/place 2022 ==

r/place 2022 was an event that took place on Reddit from April 1 to April 4, 2022. The first instance of r/place occurred in [[r/place 2017|2017]]. During the event, a shared canvas of pixels appeared on the [https://reddit.com/r/place r/place] subreddit on Reddit, upon which users could each place a single pixel of [[r/place 2022#r/place 2022 colors|color]] every five minutes.

== r/place 2022 colors ==
[[File:Place 2022 swatches.svg.png|thumb|All the colors available to users for the 2022 experiment.]]By the end of [[r/place 2022]], there were 32 options of colors. All the colors listed with their Hex Color Codes:
*Red #FF4500
*Orange #FFA800
*Yellow #FFD635
* Dark green #00A368
*Dark red #BE0039
*Pink #FF3881
* Burgandy #6D001A
*Pale yellow #FFF8B8
*Light green #7EED56
*Dark blue #2450A4
*Blue #3690EA
*Light blue #51E9F4
*Dark teal #00756F
*Teal #009EAA
*Light teal #00CCC0
*Lavender #94B3FF
*Dark purple #811E9F
*Purple #B44AC0
*Light pink #FF99AA
*Brown #9C6926
*Indigo #493AC1
*Periwinkle #6A5CFF
*Pale purple #E4ABFF
*Magenta #DE107F
*White #FFFFFF
*Light gray #D4D7D9
*Gray #898D90
*Black #000000
*Green #00CC78
*Dark brown #6D482F
*Beige #FFB470
*Dark gray #515252
==Rollout of colors==
On Day 1, the 16 available colors were red, orange, yellow, dark green, light green, dark blue, blue, light blue, dark purple, purple, light pink, brown, white, light gray, gray, and black.

At the start of Day 2, along with the first expansion of the canvas, dark red, pink, dark teal, teal, indigo, periwinkle, green, and dark brown were added to the palette, making for a total of 24 colors.

At the start of Day 3, along with the second expansion of the canvas, burgundy, pale yellow, light teal, lavender, pale purple, magenta, beige, and dark grey were added to the palette, thus making the total number of colors available throughout the entire event 32.

At the end of Day 4, all colors were disabled, with the exception of the color white. Due to this, the canvas devoured itself back into the initial blank state, with the ever-expanding white area being dubbed the [[The Great Whiteout|Anti-Void]]''.''

==Popularity across the canvas==

r/place 2022

2022-04-14T07:39:11Z

Noeru:

== r/place 2022 ==

r/place 2022 was an event that took place on Reddit from April 1 to April 4, 2022. The first instance of r/place occurred in [[r/place 2017|2017]]. During the event, a shared canvas of pixels appeared on the [https://reddit.com/r/place r/place] subreddit on Reddit, upon which users could each place a single pixel of [[r/place 2022#r/place 2022 colors|color]] every five minutes.

== r/place 2022 colors ==
[[File:Place 2022 swatches.svg.png|thumb|All the colors available to users for the 2022 experiment.]]By the end of [[r/place 2022]], there were 32 options of colors. All the colors listed with their Hex Color Codes:
*Red #FF4500
*Orange #FFA800
*Yellow #FFD635
* Dark green #00A368
*Dark red #BE0039
*Pink #FF3881
* Burgandy #6D001A
*Pale yellow #FFF8B8
*Light green #7EED56
*Dark blue #2450A4
*Blue #3690EA
*Light blue #51E9F4
*Dark teal #00756F
*Teal #009EAA
*Light teal #00CCC0
*Lavender #94B3FF
*Dark purple #811E9F
*Purple #B44AC0
*Light pink #FF99AA
*Brown #9C6926
*Indigo #493AC1
*Periwinkle #6A5CFF
*Pale purple #E4ABFF
*Magenta #DE107F
*White #FFFFFF
*Light gray #D4D7D9
*Gray #898D90
*Black #000000
*Green #00CC78
*Dark brown #6D482F
*Beige #FFB470
*Dark gray #515252
==Rollout of colors==
On Day 1, the 16 available colors were red, orange, yellow, dark green, light green, dark blue, blue, light blue, dark purple, purple, light pink, brown, white, light gray, gray, and black.

At the start of Day 2, along with the first expansion of the canvas, dark red, pink, dark teal, teal, indigo, periwinkle, green, and dark brown were added to the palette, making for a total of 24 colors.

At the start of Day 3, along with the second expansion of the canvas, burgundy, pale yellow, light teal, lavender, pale purple, magenta, beige, and dark grey were added to the palette, thus making the total number of colors available throughout the entire event 32.

At the end of Day 4, all colors were disabled, with the exception of the color white. Due to this, the canvas devoured itself back into the initial blank state, with the ever-expanding white area being dubbed the Anti-Void''.''

==Popularity across the canvas==

r/place 2022

2022-04-14T07:37:02Z

Noeru: /* Rollout of colors */

== r/place 2022 ==

r/place 2022 was an event that took place on Reddit from April 1 to April 4, 2022. The first instance of r/place occurred in [[r/place 2017|2017]]. During the event, a shared canvas of pixels appeared on the [https://reddit.com/r/place r/place] subreddit on Reddit, upon which users could each place a single pixel of [[r/place 2022#r/place 2022 colors|color]] every five minutes.

== r/place 2022 colors ==
[[File:Place 2022 swatches.svg.png|thumb|All the colors available to users for the 2022 experiment.]]By the end of [[r/place 2022]], there were 32 options of colors. All the colors listed with their Hex Color Codes:
*Red #FF4500
*Orange #FFA800
*Yellow #FFD635
* Dark green #00A368
*Dark red #BE0039
*Pink #FF3881
* Burgandy #6D001A
*Pale yellow #FFF8B8
*Light green #7EED56
*Dark blue #2450A4
*Blue #3690EA
*Light blue #51E9F4
*Dark teal #00756F
*Teal #009EAA
*Light teal #00CCC0
*Lavender #94B3FF
*Dark purple #811E9F
*Purple #B44AC0
*Light pink #FF99AA
*Brown #9C6926
*Indigo #493AC1
*Periwinkle #6A5CFF
*Pale purple #E4ABFF
*Magenta #DE107F
*White #FFFFFF
*Light gray #D4D7D9
*Gray #898D90
*Black #000000
*Green #00CC78
*Dark brown #6D482F
*Beige #FFB470
*Dark gray #515252
==Rollout of colors==
On Day 1, the 16 available colors were red, orange, yellow, dark green, light green, dark blue, blue, light blue, dark purple, purple, light pink, brown, white, light gray, gray, and black.

At the start of Day 2, along with the first expansion of the canvas, dark red, pink, dark teal, teal, indigo, periwinkle, green, and dark brown were added to the palette, making for a total of 24 colors.

At the start of Day 3, along with the second expansion of the canvas, burgundy, pale yellow, light teal, lavender, pale purple, magenta, beige, and dark grey were added to the palette, thus making the total number of colors available throughout the entire event 32.

At the end of Day 4, all colors were disabled, with the exception of the color white. Due to this, the canvas devoured itself back into the initial blank state, with the ever-expanding white area being dubbed the ''whiteout'' or the ''anti-void.''

==Popularity across the canvas==

Michigun Memorial

2022-04-12T17:29:37Z

Noeru:

{{Artwork
| name = Michigun Memorial
| description = Memorial in memory of the late Geometry Dash community figure Michigun.
| location = 942, 393
| area = 1887
| id = 000070
| creator = Geometry Dash community
| image = michimemorial.png
}}

The '''Michigun Memorial''' was built in memory of the late prominent Geometry Dash player Michigun, who unfortunately passed away in March of 2021<ref name=":0">https://twitter.com/vipringd/status/1376856468943687683</ref>. The effort was coordinated by the '''GD in r/place''' Discord server, which was also responsible for many other Geometry Dash-related artworks across the canvas.

= Background =
Michigun was an Austrian Geometry Dash player, who was most well-known for being at the top of the star-count leaderboard of the game starting from late 2015 until April 2017, when he was finally surpassed by the player Shaggy23.<ref name=":1">https://geometry-dash-fan.fandom.com/wiki/Michigun</ref> By the end of the year, he had been surpassed by multiple players, marking the end of his period of dominance in the stargrinding scene.

During his time playing the game, he also achieved a status as a major community figure, becoming well known throughout and respected by many players, newcomers and well seasoned veterans alike. He was also responsible for the creation of a series of levels based on the many temples of the Legend of Zelda series. His usage of triple spikes throughout his levels caused them to become his trademark, with many creators putting the text ''"every level needs a triple"'' or ''"For Michi"'' behind triple spikes in their levels as a joke.<ref name=":1" />

On April 11th, 2017, Michigun hit 100,000 subscribers on YouTube, which prompted him to make a face reveal on the channel<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZTt85XQTvI</ref>. He is to this date one of the few Geometry Dash YouTubers to reach this milestone.

On December 8th, 2017, Michigun announced his retirement from the game via a status message on his profile that reads "''game over. I wish you all the best. ;)''", going into a hiatus from that point on with relatively little activity.<ref>https://gdbrowser.com/u/Michigun</ref>

On March 27, 2021, Viprin, another prominent community figure and close friend of Michigun was informed of his passing by one of his relatives. This info was not made public on request of his family until March 30, 2021, when it was announced on Twitter.<ref name=":0" /> The news rocked the relatively small community, and many community members created tributes to the late legend.

= r/place 2022 =
On the 1st of April, the project was started, and the memorial was finished not too long after, being situated in the heart of the Green Lattice and directly above the 2b2t logo.

Throughout the three days, other than a close call with Portugal, the memorial was not in great danger for the grand majority of the event. As time progressed, the memorial got multiple upgrades, with better shading being added as well as new corner decorations.

= Alliances =

* Green Lattice
* osu!
* Portugal
* 2b2t

Michigun Memorial

2022-04-12T17:29:05Z

Noeru:

{{Artwork
| name = Michigun Memorial
| description = Memorial in memory of the late Geometry Dash community figure Michigun.
| location = 942, 393
| area = 1887
| id = 000070
| creator = Geometry Dash community
| image = michimemorial.png
}}

The '''Michigun Memorial''' was built in memory of the late prominent Geometry Dash player Michigun, who unfortunately passed away in March of 2021<ref name=":0">https://twitter.com/vipringd/status/1376856468943687683</ref>. The effort was coordinated by the '''GD in r/place''' Discord server, which was also responsible for many other Geometry Dash-related artworks across the canvas.

= Background =
Michigun was an Austrian Geometry Dash player, who was most well-known for being at the top of the star-count leaderboard of the game starting from late 2015 until April 2017, when he was finally surpassed by the player Shaggy23.<ref name=":1">https://geometry-dash-fan.fandom.com/wiki/Michigun</ref> By the end of the year, he had been surpassed by multiple players, marking the end of his period of dominance in the stargrinding scene.

During his time playing the game, he also achieved a status as a major community figure, becoming well known throughout and respected by many players, newcomers and well seasoned veterans alike. He was also responsible for the creation of a series of levels based on the many temples of the Legend of Zelda series. His usage of triple spikes throughout his levels caused them to become his trademark, with many creators putting the text ''"every level needs a triple"'' or ''"For Michi"'' behind triple spikes in their levels as a joke.<ref name=":1" />

On April 11th, 2017, Michigun hit 100,000 subscribers on YouTube, which prompted him to make a face reveal on the channel<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZTt85XQTvI</ref>. He is to this date one of the few Geometry Dash YouTubers to reach this milestone.

On December 8th, 2017, Michigun announced his retirement from the game via a status profile that reads "''game over. I wish you all the best. ;)''", going into a hiatus from that point on with relatively little activity.<ref>https://gdbrowser.com/u/Michigun</ref>

On March 27, 2021, Viprin, another prominent community figure and close friend of Michigun was informed of his passing by one of his relatives. This info was not made public on request of his family until March 30, 2021, when it was announced on Twitter.<ref name=":0" /> The news rocked the relatively small community, and many community members created tributes to the late legend.

= r/place 2022 =
On the 1st of April, the project was started, and the memorial was finished not too long after, being situated in the heart of the Green Lattice and directly above the 2b2t logo.

Throughout the three days, other than a close call with Portugal, the memorial was not in great danger for the grand majority of the event. As time progressed, the memorial got multiple upgrades, with better shading being added as well as new corner decorations.

= Alliances =

* Green Lattice
* osu!
* Portugal
* 2b2t

Michigun Memorial

2022-04-12T17:27:45Z

Noeru:

{{Artwork
| name = Michigun Memorial
| description = Memorial in memory of the late Geometry Dash community figure Michigun.
| location = 942, 393
| area = 1887
| id = 000070
| creator = Geometry Dash community
| image = michimemorial.png
}}

The '''Michigun Memorial''' was built in memory of the late Geometry Dash Player Michigun, who unfortunately passed away in March of 2021<ref name=":0">https://twitter.com/vipringd/status/1376856468943687683</ref>. The effort was coordinated by the '''GD in r/place''' Discord server, which was also responsible for many other Geometry Dash-related artworks across the canvas.

= Background =
Michigun was an Austrian Geometry Dash player, who was most well-known for being at the top of the star-count leaderboard of the game starting from late 2015 until April 2017, when he was finally surpassed by the player Shaggy23.<ref name=":1">https://geometry-dash-fan.fandom.com/wiki/Michigun</ref> By the end of the year, he had been surpassed by multiple players, marking the end of his period of dominance in the stargrinding scene.

During his time playing the game, he also achieved a status as a major community figure, becoming well known throughout and respected by many players, newcomers and well seasoned veterans alike. He was also responsible for the creation of a series of levels based on the many temples of the Legend of Zelda series. His usage of triple spikes throughout his levels caused them to become his trademark, with many creators putting the text ''"every level needs a triple"'' or ''"For Michi"'' behind triple spikes in their levels as a joke.<ref name=":1" />

On April 11th, 2017, Michigun hit 100,000 subscribers on YouTube, which prompted him to make a face reveal on the channel<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZTt85XQTvI</ref>. He is to this date one of the few Geometry Dash YouTubers to reach this milestone.

On December 8th, 2017, Michigun announced his retirement from the game via a status profile that reads "''game over. I wish you all the best. ;)''", going into a hiatus from that point on with relatively little activity.<ref>https://gdbrowser.com/u/Michigun</ref>

On March 27, 2021, Viprin, another prominent community figure and close friend of Michigun was informed of his passing by one of his relatives. This info was not made public on request of his family until March 30, 2021, when it was announced on Twitter.<ref name=":0" /> The news rocked the relatively small community, and many community members created tributes to the late legend.

= r/place 2022 =
On the 1st of April, the project was started, and the memorial was finished not too long after, being situated in the heart of the Green Lattice and directly above the 2b2t logo.

Throughout the three days, other than a close call with Portugal, the memorial was not in great danger for the grand majority of the event. As time progressed, the memorial got multiple upgrades, with better shading being added as well as new corner decorations.

= Alliances =

* Green Lattice
* osu!
* Portugal
* 2b2t

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2022-04-12T17:26:54Z

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000070

2022-04-12T17:25:33Z

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2022-04-12T17:25:06Z

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Michigun Memorial

2022-04-12T17:24:09Z

Noeru:

{{Artwork
| name = Michigun Memorial
| description = Memorial in memory of the late Geometry Dash community figure Michigun.
| location = 942, 393
| area = 1887
| id = 000070
| creator = Geometry Dash community
| image = michimemorial.png
}}

The '''Michigun Memorial''' was built in memory of the late Geometry Dash Player Michigun, who unfortunately passed away in March of 2021<ref name=":0">https://twitter.com/vipringd/status/1376856468943687683</ref>. The effort was coordinated by the '''GD in r/place''' Discord server, which was also responsible for many other Geometry Dash-related artworks across the canvas.

= Background =
Michigun was an Austrian Geometry Dash player, who was most well-known for being at the top of the star-count leaderboard of the game starting from late 2015 until April 2017, when he was finally surpassed by the player Shaggy23.<ref name=":1">https://geometry-dash-fan.fandom.com/wiki/Michigun</ref> By the end of the year, he had been surpassed by multiple players, marking the end of his period of dominance in the stargrinding scene.

During his time playing the game, he also achieved a status as a major community figure, becoming well known throughout and respected by many players, newcomers and well seasoned veterans alike. He was also responsible for the creation of a series of levels based on the many temples of the Legend of Zelda series. His usage of triple spikes throughout his levels caused them to become his trademark, with many creators putting the text ''"every level needs a triple"'' or ''"For Michi"'' behind triple spikes in their levels as a joke.<ref name=":1" />

On April 11th, 2017, Michigun hit 100,000 subscribers on YouTube, which prompted him to make a face reveal on the channel<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZTt85XQTvI</ref>. He is to this date one of the few Geometry Dash YouTubers to reach this milestone.

On December 8th, 2017, Michigun announced his retirement from the game via a status profile that reads "''game over. I wish you all the best. ;)''", going into a hiatus from that point on with relatively little activity.<ref>https://gdbrowser.com/u/Michigun</ref>

On March 27, 2021, Viprin, another prominent community figure and close friend of Michigun was informed of his passing by one of his relatives. This info was not made public on request of his family until March 30, 2021, when it was announced on Twitter.<ref name=":0" /> The news rocked the relatively small community, and many community members created tributes to the late legend.

= r/place 2022 =
On the 1st of April, the project was started, and the memorial was finished not too long after, being situated in the heart of the Green Lattice and directly above the 2b2t logo.

Throughout the three days, other than a close call with Portugal, the memorial was not in great danger for the grand majority of the event. As time progressed, the memorial got multiple upgrades, with better shading being added as well as new corner decorations.

= Alliances =

* Green Lattice
* osu!
* Portufal
* 2b2t

Michigun Memorial

2022-04-12T17:18:03Z

Noeru: Created page with "{{Artwork | name = Michigun Memorial | description = Memorial in memory of the late Geometry Dash community figure Michigun. | location = 942, 393 | area = 1887 | id = 000070 | creator = Geometry Dash community | image = michimemorial.png }} The '''Michigun Memorial''' was built in memory of the late Geometry Dash Player Michigun, who unfortunately passed away in March of 2021. The effort was coordinated by the '''GD in r/place''' Discord server, which was also responsi..."

{{Artwork
| name = Michigun Memorial
| description = Memorial in memory of the late Geometry Dash community figure Michigun.
| location = 942, 393
| area = 1887
| id = 000070
| creator = Geometry Dash community
| image = michimemorial.png
}}

The '''Michigun Memorial''' was built in memory of the late Geometry Dash Player Michigun, who unfortunately passed away in March of 2021. The effort was coordinated by the '''GD in r/place''' Discord server, which was also responsible for many other Geometry Dash-related artworks across the canvas.

= Background =
Michigun was an Austrian Geometry Dash player, who was most well known for being at the top of the star-count leaderboard of the game starting from late 2015 until April 2017, when he was finally surpassed by the player Shaggy23. By the end of the year, he had been surpassed by multiple players, marking the end of his period of dominance in the stargrinding scene.

During his time playing the game, he also achieved a status as a major community figure, becoming well known throughout and respected by many players, newcomers and well seasoned veterans alike. He was also responsible for the creation of a series of levels based on the many temples of the Legend of Zelda series. His usage of triple spikes throughout his levels caused them to become his trademark, with many creators putting the text "every level needs a triple" or "For Michi" behind triple spikes in their levels as a joke.

On April 11th, 2017, Michigun hit 100,000 subscribers on YouTube, which prompted him to make a face reveal on the channel. He is to this date one of the few Geometry Dash YouTubers to reach this milestone.

On December 8th, 2017, Michigun announced his retirement from the game via a status profile that reads "''game over. I wish you all the best. ;)''", going into a hiatus from that point on with relatively little activity.

On March 27, 2021, Viprin, another prominent community figure and close friend of Michigun was informed of his passing by one of his relatives. This info was not made public on request of his family until March 30, 2021, when it was announced on Twitter. The news rocked the relatively small community, and many community members created tributes to the late legend.

= r/place 2022 =
On the 1st of April, the project was started, and the memorial was finished not too long after, being situated in the heart of the Green Lattice and directly above the 2b2t logo.

Throughout the three days, other than a close call with Portugal, the memorial was not in great danger for the grand majority of the event. As time progressed, the memorial got multiple upgrades, with better shading being added as well as new corner decorations.

= Alliances =

* Green Lattice
* osu!
* Portufal
* 2b2t

File:michimemorial.png

2022-04-12T16:50:13Z

Noeru:

== Summary ==
A memorial built in memory of the late Geometry Dash community figure Michigun, with a golden frame, the triple spike formation widely associated with Michigun, the text "R.I.P. MICHI" and his Geometry Dash icon with a halo on top.

File:michimemorial.png

2022-04-12T16:49:44Z

Noeru: A memorial built for the late Geometry Dash community figure Michigun, with a golden frame, the triple spike formation widely associated with Michigun, the text "R.I.P. MICHI" and his Geometry Dash icon with a halo on top.

== Summary ==
A memorial built for the late Geometry Dash community figure Michigun, with a golden frame, the triple spike formation widely associated with Michigun, the text "R.I.P. MICHI" and his Geometry Dash icon with a halo on top.