We'd love to do a more technical post that goes into some details like that! I'll check in with our data team and see if we can put something like that together.
Considering that I was only getting keys for 3 days , i slept about 12 hours in total, but on the third day I missclicked at 962 keys I think , and betrayed sadly. Tireness kicked in there I guess and then lost motivation to keep going. i’d have easily made 2k
Mhhh , at the beginning it was hard , random people gave me keys , at 100 , nobody even asked why , at 500 , i started to leave comments on top circles too and people just started to message me out of the blue with their keys.
The higher the number the faster I got keys. Why? Probably because I seemed trustworthy with such a high number.
I believe that. I had to work so much to get a couple keys tho and there was really no reward so it didn’t took long before I said fuck it at just quit.
Half the fun is seeing all the great ‘teams/factions’ that come from these things. Swarm and The April Knights were neck and neck in the discord rooms. Swarm wanted to take the Knights out, but besides the bot circle the April Knights became the largest circle and had three circles in the top 10. Stuff like that is really awesome to think about. Each April fools day adds more lore and stories to existing factions.
Is it at all possible to make a venn (not the right name for this, but similar in look) diagram of the circles I understand it'd be huge undertaking to do them all but even just the largest few would be cool.
Why did you end it so quickly? I had big plans for my circle, damn it!
Also, there was much confusion about the use of alts. I was part of a circle that was quickly one of the biggest ones. Then, there was the first bug shutdown. The circle was betrayed (we think by the admins?) and a bunch of peeps got 48 hour suspensions for using alts.
Yet, the person who came out on top used ALL alt accounts?
Yeah I didn't get that either. My circle was all my alts, then an hour later it got betrayed by nobody and I got suspended for vote manipulation for 24 hours on all of the accounts. And then like you said the top circle was all alts. It really would've been nice to get some clarification on that beforehand.
The answer is still unclear. You got a 24 hour suspension, I know a bunch of peeps who got 48 hour suspensions, and then some were able to get away with it.
Whatever the undeclared rule was, it was not applied equally to all.
Since these are short lived experiments, we usually turn it off after we feel like we aren't seeing any drastically new behaviors/strategies from users. Since a big part of this year's experiment was "you only get one", it naturally led to the experiment being on the shorter side.
In terms of the alts, I would've loved to have had a better solution, but the power of alts is definitely one of the takeaways from the experience for us this. I also think that given the permanence of the actions in this year's experiment, we could have been more clear about the rules upfront. It's tough to predict all these things ahead of time though since we launch these experiments to 100% of users all at once, and the concept is always something brand new that has never been done before.
Either way, the experiment was never really about winning or losing. Different people defined success in their own ways. Here are the some of the measurements for success that we saw, and I'm sure there were more that we didn't pick up on or that I'm forgetting:
Having the biggest circle
Joining the biggest circle
Joining as many circles as possible
Betraying as many circles as possible
Keeping your circle alive until the end of the experiment
Not to mention ancillary things like having silly conversations with random strangers, solving puzzles, making puzzles, etc.
So would you say going forward, alts shouldn’t be allowed in these events? Because some people were dealt heavy punishments, while others got off scot free
At first it was really meh, as a circle owner, but what I found really fun was the creativity and interesting interactions people built for getting into circles; Started with people just making circles and not thinking twice about it, and turned into people discussing favorite films and tv, books, creating a like-minded circle of sorts, deciphering clues and whatnot to find the key on some random imgur picture. Definitely wasn't a letdown.
My first invite betrayed me I'm still salty. He sent me a message saying "You've already been betrayed :(" without realising he was the only person I sent the code to..
The metal bit that's supposed to be against the wall because it's supposed to hold the headboard, but the bed they found on the side of the road didn't come with said board and they've never had a new bed before so they didn't know better!
Honestly, this year's experiment was lack luster, but Reddit seems to have a history with on and off years with this stuff. Here's hoping next year we get something that tops r/place or even r/thebutton.
I pressed but I was in the last week I think. I pressed within ten seconds or under five seconds - whatever was one of the more difficult time to get. One of my proudest moments honestly. Is that sad?
One interesting thing from my own data is that about 1% of circles had the key in the title, which was how I joined so many.
I really enjoyed /r/CircleOfTrust, and I'd rank it just behind /r/place. I saw a lot of people using different tactics to join circles and to build circles, including a lot of fun scavenger hunts and puzzles (my favorite of which was /u/DanielJohnBenton's circle). Hopefully next year's April Fool's event is just as fun.
I didn't know about the yearly April Fools thing when place happened and I was so surprised by it. Spent all weekend making sure r/smite and r/paladins were represented, and it just feels so cool having a little slice of something bigger.
The button wasn't that great, it only allowed one action once. Everything else around it was the community, which I didn't really interact with. Place, Robin, CircleOfTrust all let you do as much as you wanted to, and you could be a loner and still come up with a way to "win".
it was great!! it's always the community which is the best in any of these things. You can't say it sucked and then say you basically didn't participate. The circle was brutal dude...pointless and lasted a couple days. Pretty hypocritical of you.
Imo CoT was flawed because it wasn’t open ended enough. You make a circle, so what? Almost nobody will see it. You join a circle, so what? All that happens is a number increases by one. You betray a circle, so what? Now there’s just... one less circle. You can’t really build off of any of those. There’s not much room for creativity.
So, I am going to write my experiences before and during the experiment.
I joined the Snekroom Alliance Discord guild, hoping to join the craze that was us trying to figure out r/sneksnek. Eventually we discovered through PMs with the admins that it would be starting on Monday, and that ARG was all fake.
We decompiled the Android version of Reddit, and found references to a circle of trust. We theorized it was an Agar.io clone controlled by large groups of people via democracy, but then found the icons and discovered the key mechanic.
My most proud moment was going to the redesigned Reddit and prettifying each JavaScript file, when I found it:
The next morning we played some Cards Against Humanity with everyone’s favorite admin. Even if their cards aren’t as good as ‘1,000 Syrian Refugees’, we still had a good time playing with them.
Finally, the experiment went public. We went crazy trying to decode each color’s meaning and warning the members in case we needed another circle to use for the Snakeroom alliance. The admins made a fucko wucko by allowing non-members of a circle to access the key and the subreddit had to be closed at one point... and another time later which admins were not able to restore exploited circles from.
My circle got to 16 members (proof in flair) before my friend betrayed it. 🖕 That middle finger was for you, u/Mega_Mewthree. I betrayed him back as well (proof also in flair).
Although the Snakeroom Alliance enjoyed Place more than Circle of Trust, the Snektectives (a group of about 15 including me) definitely enjoyed decoding Reddit to get early access to the experiment. But most importantly—praise u/MiamiZ!
I remember being so confused April 1st when I saw the circle symbol. When I clicked it, nothing happened really and on April 2nd, I was even more confused than before.
I never understood how it worked or what we were supposed to do tbh. As far as I could tell, it didn't work properly on mobile, and I was on Spring Break all that week. It ended before I even got back to my computer to check out what it was, which is disappointing because The Button is what drew me to Reddit in the first place, and I've actively participated in the April Fool's event each year since.
When it started, I didn't really know how this worked until my friend told me how it worked. I ended up making a circle about people's fav Monstercat song since commenting about people's fav thing was a common tactic to gain a lot of people into your circle. I remember waking up the next morning and seeing a bunch of comments about their fav Monstercat song and just giving them the key so my circle can become big.
Overall, the circleoftrust thing gave me an opportunity to hear a lot of people's opinions and interesting stories. I also managed to make the Monstercat community talking too. It was fun until my circle got betrayed.
Unfortunately, I focused on my circle too much that I didn't really get a chance to join a lot of other people's circles. It was really hard to join other people's circles when you've only joined a few.
COT was an shite. I got into a few circles and had a handful of people in mine. It got boring very quickly and eventually the discussion threads were just people begging to be let into circles.
It was most interesting in the first 36 hours when people actually had novel ways of offering people keys. Asking questions, starting conversations, etc. It was genuine and fun. That died out quite quickly and it just came a cynical circlejerk. People trawled for circles to join just to get their numbers up. The sense of community that you were going for never materialized because the format wasn't conducive to it. Circles were too fragile and there was a criminal lack of encouragement for communities to actually form. There was no space created to engage with your fellow circle members outside of the thread, and I never saw a circle thread that had genuine discussion going on. I never felt like I was part of a circle, just that I'd joined it and now I was done with it. There was one distinct exception, but this was the only exception.
The resumes were funny for a bit but got old fast. And then you ended up with juggernaut joiners with hundreds of joins who advertised themselves everywhere. Half the sub became copypasted responses. And god knows how much everything was gamed using alts and the like. It didn't help that the overwhelming majority of circles never got any traction or got betrayed early, so nearly nobody got to experience owning a successful circle. You either had to strike gold with the title and key on your first try, or you were fucked because that was your only shot at it. If you messed up you'd get no attention and get left behind as new circles got made, or you'd get betrayed too quickly. It wasn't really fun since most people didn't know what was happening when they first made their circle. And then they'd get bombarded with impersonal robot requests to join their circles and never got to actually enjoy the game as it was made.
And on the subject of serial betrayers and the groups like the Swarm who organized to do that kind of thing, I don't think it's inherently bad. Obviously there needs to be some level of risk here. But compare them to the Void from r/place. On place there was a way to counteract the people who wanted to screw with the game. You counter-organized and pushed back with stronger force and clever strategy/tactics. It was fucking awesome. With the circles, there was no way to stop them. When a circle got betrayed, it got betrayed. You couldn't do anything about it after the fact, and you couldn't tell ahead of time who was going to fuck you over because people who joined, even if they were totally clean, could use an alt to betray you or tell someone else the key. Sucked a lot of fun out of it.
My strategy was to leverage what Reddit credentials I had and advertise that I'd join any circles that sent me their key. It was hard though as that sort of thing wasn't planned for and I had to get permission to post. By the time I was cleared the experiment was almost over. I never did betray anyone, and my circle had a couple of users, people I knew who had asked. Obviously the ball was dropped when it came to the logistics, perhaps next year we can run it again as well as something new too (even as a head-fake, but then again with confidence lacking perhaps it's best to let it die).
I still don't know how it worked.
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yea really. You can only trust yourself not to fuck it all up.
Broken 😶
Someone else might've gotten it wrong.
F
Not even...
Yep
I too gave up immediately because it didnt make sense to me.
Wait, what? This is just a normal sub now?
Only admins are allowed to post into the subreddit 😎
Aww, I wanted to post circle memes.
Check out r/CircleOfTrustMeta!
Thanks for the shoutout. ;)
We all loved that subreddit!
Well I guess you're gonna have to wait until your time comes around
So what’s happening now will COT ever be active again?
No stats, big winners or losers?
Kinda disappointing.
We'd love to do a more technical post that goes into some details like that! I'll check in with our data team and see if we can put something like that together.
please do.
Holy moly
623? How?
623.. I was at 1263? or something. My buddy leaked like 600 keys of mine :/
"buddy"
Damn, did you sleep or what?
Considering that I was only getting keys for 3 days , i slept about 12 hours in total, but on the third day I missclicked at 962 keys I think , and betrayed sadly. Tireness kicked in there I guess and then lost motivation to keep going. i’d have easily made 2k
Why people gave you their keys?
Mhhh , at the beginning it was hard , random people gave me keys , at 100 , nobody even asked why , at 500 , i started to leave comments on top circles too and people just started to message me out of the blue with their keys. The higher the number the faster I got keys. Why? Probably because I seemed trustworthy with such a high number.
I believe that. I had to work so much to get a couple keys tho and there was really no reward so it didn’t took long before I said fuck it at just quit.
Half the fun is seeing all the great ‘teams/factions’ that come from these things. Swarm and The April Knights were neck and neck in the discord rooms. Swarm wanted to take the Knights out, but besides the bot circle the April Knights became the largest circle and had three circles in the top 10. Stuff like that is really awesome to think about. Each April fools day adds more lore and stories to existing factions.
I enjoyed this post and would love to read about some stats! And more highlights, because there definitely were a lot.
Is it at all possible to make a venn (not the right name for this, but similar in look) diagram of the circles I understand it'd be huge undertaking to do them all but even just the largest few would be cool.
Pls do
Please do that
Pleaaaseee
Check out the leaderboard post in /r/CircleOfTrustMeta
Why did you end it so quickly? I had big plans for my circle, damn it!
Also, there was much confusion about the use of alts. I was part of a circle that was quickly one of the biggest ones. Then, there was the first bug shutdown. The circle was betrayed (we think by the admins?) and a bunch of peeps got 48 hour suspensions for using alts. Yet, the person who came out on top used ALL alt accounts?
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Yeah I didn't get that either. My circle was all my alts, then an hour later it got betrayed by nobody and I got suspended for vote manipulation for 24 hours on all of the accounts. And then like you said the top circle was all alts. It really would've been nice to get some clarification on that beforehand.
At one point, there was a bug that basically allowed to betray without a key
Yes, but that wouldn’t lead to account suspensions...
The answer is still unclear. You got a 24 hour suspension, I know a bunch of peeps who got 48 hour suspensions, and then some were able to get away with it. Whatever the undeclared rule was, it was not applied equally to all.
!hail
!hail
/u/mjmayank answer plz. Double standards and unclear rules on the use of alts isn't too fair.
Since these are short lived experiments, we usually turn it off after we feel like we aren't seeing any drastically new behaviors/strategies from users. Since a big part of this year's experiment was "you only get one", it naturally led to the experiment being on the shorter side.
In terms of the alts, I would've loved to have had a better solution, but the power of alts is definitely one of the takeaways from the experience for us this. I also think that given the permanence of the actions in this year's experiment, we could have been more clear about the rules upfront. It's tough to predict all these things ahead of time though since we launch these experiments to 100% of users all at once, and the concept is always something brand new that has never been done before.
Either way, the experiment was never really about winning or losing. Different people defined success in their own ways. Here are the some of the measurements for success that we saw, and I'm sure there were more that we didn't pick up on or that I'm forgetting:
Not to mention ancillary things like having silly conversations with random strangers, solving puzzles, making puzzles, etc.
Thanks. /u/Iamspeedy36 see above.
So would you say going forward, alts shouldn’t be allowed in these events? Because some people were dealt heavy punishments, while others got off scot free
this
That.
and the other thing
But what about that one?
Smarvin, getting it done!
Still not a satisfactory answer, though.
ayy glad they actually addressed this but im still unsatisfied :/
"Either way, the punishments were never really about what was allowed and what wasn't. Different admins defined exploits in their own ways."
At first it was really meh, as a circle owner, but what I found really fun was the creativity and interesting interactions people built for getting into circles; Started with people just making circles and not thinking twice about it, and turned into people discussing favorite films and tv, books, creating a like-minded circle of sorts, deciphering clues and whatnot to find the key on some random imgur picture. Definitely wasn't a letdown.
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My first invite betrayed me I'm still salty. He sent me a message saying "You've already been betrayed :(" without realising he was the only person I sent the code to..
I can't stop laughing at this.
omfg rekt
Just try not having friends. That way your circle will live forever
True story. Me and my wife. That was my circle. Good times
RIP your wife?
I need to get myself one of those.
The metal corner of their bed!
The metal bit that's supposed to be against the wall because it's supposed to hold the headboard, but the bed they found on the side of the road didn't come with said board and they've never had a new bed before so they didn't know better!
This is why my invite code was only sent to like 3 people lmao
I loved the resumes people sent me to join, they are god damn hilarious.
I forgot about those, but I saw a lot of really good ones.
Disagree, thought it was a letdown
Honestly, this year's experiment was lack luster, but Reddit seems to have a history with on and off years with this stuff. Here's hoping next year we get something that tops r/place or even r/thebutton.
Oh boy I loved the button. That was a stroke of genius.
Filthy presser reporting in!
I pressed but I was in the last week I think. I pressed within ten seconds or under five seconds - whatever was one of the more difficult time to get. One of my proudest moments honestly. Is that sad?
One interesting thing from my own data is that about 1% of circles had the key in the title, which was how I joined so many.
I really enjoyed /r/CircleOfTrust, and I'd rank it just behind /r/place. I saw a lot of people using different tactics to join circles and to build circles, including a lot of fun scavenger hunts and puzzles (my favorite of which was /u/DanielJohnBenton's circle). Hopefully next year's April Fool's event is just as fun.
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I don't think they will ever surpass place, it was lightning in a bottle. It gave us the best representation of the site and all of it's users.
I was glued to place for pretty much the entirety of its lifetime. Joined a group, joined the discord, spied on enemy groups, it was a blast.
I didn't know about the yearly April Fools thing when place happened and I was so surprised by it. Spent all weekend making sure r/smite and r/paladins were represented, and it just feels so cool having a little slice of something bigger.
Now see, I absolutely hated place. I didn't have the time to commit to figuring it out. My favorite was robin.
Don't forget reddit mold
the button was definitely #1, get outta here. The circle was garbage.
The button wasn't that great, it only allowed one action once. Everything else around it was the community, which I didn't really interact with. Place, Robin, CircleOfTrust all let you do as much as you wanted to, and you could be a loner and still come up with a way to "win".
it was great!! it's always the community which is the best in any of these things. You can't say it sucked and then say you basically didn't participate. The circle was brutal dude...pointless and lasted a couple days. Pretty hypocritical of you.
Imo CoT was flawed because it wasn’t open ended enough. You make a circle, so what? Almost nobody will see it. You join a circle, so what? All that happens is a number increases by one. You betray a circle, so what? Now there’s just... one less circle. You can’t really build off of any of those. There’s not much room for creativity.
I didn’t win but I had fun so that’s the main thing.
Puzzle circles were the best part :))
No archive?
It was annoying that it ended, but they’ll bring back something better
Snek
rip snakeroom alliance discord
You can always join the splinter turt server which is and always was superior
Osmosis Jones?
Autobiography during Circle of Trust
So, I am going to write my experiences before and during the experiment.
I joined the Snekroom Alliance Discord guild, hoping to join the craze that was us trying to figure out r/sneksnek. Eventually we discovered through PMs with the admins that it would be starting on Monday, and that ARG was all fake.
We decompiled the Android version of Reddit, and found references to a circle of trust. We theorized it was an Agar.io clone controlled by large groups of people via democracy, but then found the icons and discovered the key mechanic.
My most proud moment was going to the redesigned Reddit and prettifying each JavaScript file, when I found it:
The next morning we played some Cards Against Humanity with everyone’s favorite admin. Even if their cards aren’t as good as ‘1,000 Syrian Refugees’, we still had a good time playing with them.
Later that morning, we were researching the APK and I discovered some more information in the redesign’s JavaScript. I then documented the API.
Finally, the experiment went public. We went crazy trying to decode each color’s meaning and warning the members in case we needed another circle to use for the Snakeroom alliance. The admins made a fucko wucko by allowing non-members of a circle to access the key and the subreddit had to be closed at one point... and another time later which admins were not able to restore exploited circles from.
My circle got to 16 members (proof in flair) before my friend betrayed it. 🖕 That middle finger was for you, u/Mega_Mewthree. I betrayed him back as well (proof also in flair).
Although the Snakeroom Alliance enjoyed Place more than Circle of Trust, the Snektectives (a group of about 15 including me) definitely enjoyed decoding Reddit to get early access to the experiment. But most importantly—praise u/MiamiZ!
Wish i made one, i took too long and missed out.
It was fun.
I miss my circle
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I had fun! I got active and messaged people instead of my typical lurking. My circle never became popular, but I did amass quite a few people.
I remember being so confused April 1st when I saw the circle symbol. When I clicked it, nothing happened really and on April 2nd, I was even more confused than before.
My circle was great. I got betrayed and was kinda disappointed but I LOVED talking to everyone before they joined my circle. It was really wholesome
I'd say it was ok. At least, for a few days, I got over my social anxiety and could freely communicate with other people online
It didn’t really have the same interaction that Place did, but it was interesting nonetheless, and I can’t wait to see what’s in store for next year.
"Feel like pure shit just want her back x"
It was pretty lame
My circle was the coolest.
This was honestly a failure tbh
Comments are still open on this post? In that case I'm putting mine here for posterity.
looking back at it, it was a rushed, last-minute piece of shit.
honestly I thought this was pretty stupid
I never understood how it worked or what we were supposed to do tbh. As far as I could tell, it didn't work properly on mobile, and I was on Spring Break all that week. It ended before I even got back to my computer to check out what it was, which is disappointing because The Button is what drew me to Reddit in the first place, and I've actively participated in the April Fool's event each year since.
Wasn’t particularly a fan, just never really caught my interest.
I didn't even understand it.
I have no idea what this is. At all
Looking back on this sub I couldn’t figure out how to do it so I ended up with a virgin circle but hey at least I didn’t get betrayed 🤷🏽♀️
I still don't know what happened
Top 10 anime betrayals
I want even in that many circles and most got betrayed
Still don't understand how the thing worked, but was too worried about anything happening.
This is a late comment but here are my thoughts.
When it started, I didn't really know how this worked until my friend told me how it worked. I ended up making a circle about people's fav Monstercat song since commenting about people's fav thing was a common tactic to gain a lot of people into your circle. I remember waking up the next morning and seeing a bunch of comments about their fav Monstercat song and just giving them the key so my circle can become big. Overall, the circleoftrust thing gave me an opportunity to hear a lot of people's opinions and interesting stories. I also managed to make the Monstercat community talking too. It was fun until my circle got betrayed. Unfortunately, I focused on my circle too much that I didn't really get a chance to join a lot of other people's circles. It was really hard to join other people's circles when you've only joined a few.
Even the admins are filthy betrayers... Great summary of the event though.
Hm
I got a good one
Leaving my comment just for the sake of preservation
Oink
I have the last comment
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Don’t nut!
Je
COT was an shite. I got into a few circles and had a handful of people in mine. It got boring very quickly and eventually the discussion threads were just people begging to be let into circles.
It was most interesting in the first 36 hours when people actually had novel ways of offering people keys. Asking questions, starting conversations, etc. It was genuine and fun. That died out quite quickly and it just came a cynical circlejerk. People trawled for circles to join just to get their numbers up. The sense of community that you were going for never materialized because the format wasn't conducive to it. Circles were too fragile and there was a criminal lack of encouragement for communities to actually form. There was no space created to engage with your fellow circle members outside of the thread, and I never saw a circle thread that had genuine discussion going on. I never felt like I was part of a circle, just that I'd joined it and now I was done with it. There was one distinct exception, but this was the only exception.
The resumes were funny for a bit but got old fast. And then you ended up with juggernaut joiners with hundreds of joins who advertised themselves everywhere. Half the sub became copypasted responses. And god knows how much everything was gamed using alts and the like. It didn't help that the overwhelming majority of circles never got any traction or got betrayed early, so nearly nobody got to experience owning a successful circle. You either had to strike gold with the title and key on your first try, or you were fucked because that was your only shot at it. If you messed up you'd get no attention and get left behind as new circles got made, or you'd get betrayed too quickly. It wasn't really fun since most people didn't know what was happening when they first made their circle. And then they'd get bombarded with impersonal robot requests to join their circles and never got to actually enjoy the game as it was made.
And on the subject of serial betrayers and the groups like the Swarm who organized to do that kind of thing, I don't think it's inherently bad. Obviously there needs to be some level of risk here. But compare them to the Void from r/place. On place there was a way to counteract the people who wanted to screw with the game. You counter-organized and pushed back with stronger force and clever strategy/tactics. It was fucking awesome. With the circles, there was no way to stop them. When a circle got betrayed, it got betrayed. You couldn't do anything about it after the fact, and you couldn't tell ahead of time who was going to fuck you over because people who joined, even if they were totally clean, could use an alt to betray you or tell someone else the key. Sucked a lot of fun out of it.
Thanks so much for posting this LOL, the fuckin succubus story man, wow
Oh wow. I completely forgot about this after the second day. I guess not every year can be as memorable as last year.
Its still open?
If this comment gets 3 million gold, I will personally DM u/spez to bring r/place back for the whole year.
When The Button 2.0?
The best part of r/circleoftrust was r/snek
what disturbed me the most is that you have the ability to monitor the content of users chats !
This is terrifying.
It was soooo much fun but when your circle lost stamina it got a little boring
Just typing here to see my score
My strategy was to leverage what Reddit credentials I had and advertise that I'd join any circles that sent me their key. It was hard though as that sort of thing wasn't planned for and I had to get permission to post. By the time I was cleared the experiment was almost over. I never did betray anyone, and my circle had a couple of users, people I knew who had asked. Obviously the ball was dropped when it came to the logistics, perhaps next year we can run it again as well as something new too (even as a head-fake, but then again with confidence lacking perhaps it's best to let it die).
Stats?
FUCK /u/ed_butteredtoast
edge racial offer fuzzy head boast frighten sulky rich bag
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Idk anyone so mine was empty. I didn't get killed though so that was cool
i miss the circle of trust
i would be very happy if they brought it back
Just checking my score
Had fun.
i never figured out how to create a post in it
r/place was cooler imo
Will there be any more admin posts here or is this it?
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It was fun, got to communicate with a ton of people I wouldn’t have otherwise!
Ech
Why did the experiment end? I only found out about the sub after it was over :(
No mention of the top circles? :/
I trusted you but my the sub has been untrusted
I only added 2people lol
Can somebody please explain what Circle of Trust is?
Welp I think I kinda did alright
Let’s make it happen again!
My circle glitched up, so I never got to participate
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I never got to experience it because I didn't have my phone until it was over...
Ya
Do another one of these because I just found out about it right now.
Fuck
erf
3yr
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I feel like this whole thing was a flop, just one user’s opinion though
Test to see my flair
So was this just some sort of obscure April Fools joke that wasn't funny at all?
B