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I would guess a lot of that was bot generated?  I can't imagine some of the precision there coming about by collective attention to detail, even if people were working in teams, because 5 minute delay means no one individual can police a section from decay through randomness.  I think it would be fascinating to study more closely how that all unfolded though. 

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I would guess a lot of that was bot generated?  I can't imagine some of the precision there coming about by collective attention to detail, even if people were working in teams, because 5 minute delay means no one individual can police a section from decay through randomness.  I think it would be fascinating to study more closely how that all unfolded though. 

 

The post talks about people making groups and using grid maps to know where each pixel should go. Sounds plausible to me. And it's not a 5 minute delay, there's 5 minutes wait before you can do another pixel.

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