If you don't know know what is this, please see this post: https://lemmy.eco.br/post/10931514
#237F18 at 16,31
The first victim is complete :3 🔪
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Excuse me, do you mean 16, 31 or 16, 32? At 31 it covers the visor. I made a correction just in case!
You picked the right one! It gets a little confusing picking the right numbers after the first few pixels.
The explanation link doesn't have enough context either
I've edited the post to make more clear on how it works. What necessarily confused you?
I don't remember what it looked like before but it was just too much friction to be redirected to a day-7 update post that focuses on the changes to pre-established rules rather than how it works, from the beginning, as a whole.
Just take the important part of your post:
I will add a pixel on the image based on the comments (one per person). Every comment will be counted, as long as it tells a position and a colour (see below). Any conflicting pixels in a same post’s comments will be resolved by the highest upvote number.
When commenting a pixel’s position, use the cartesian plane (X, Y) to indicate the pixel position and a HEX colour value (and maybe CSS colour names). For a reference, top left pixel is X-1, Y-1, and bottom right is X-32, Y-32.
And make it the body of the following posts.
Also, i suggest adding grid references to the edges so people don't have to count pixels
#ab0000 at 7, 30
transparent at 9,32