Putting the page in background and coming back made the screen go white for a while, eventually the art came back. I was a bit concerned I lost the page.
Let’s Draw Together
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#42One minute in and it's already humanity in a bottle. One person draws world map, another writes n-word across the African continent. Sigh.
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That's really odd. I'm not disputing what you see on your end, but in my install of Divoom for iOS, I can't see those artworks, even if I search for "nazi flag" from within the Galleria screen.
This is for the Divoom Timebox btw. Maybe it is different for other devices. But serious question. Am I crazy for not thinking this belongs here? I feel like I'm in an alternate universe where nobody cares about this stuff.
I don't think you're crazy. I would rather not see that kind of stuff myself.
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#44I wrote 'Wow'. Then somebody wrote over it: 'You are not your thoughts." I, then, replied, "Then what am I?". Then, he wrote, "your actions." I followed up with, "But your thoughts lead to actions."
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Only some slurs are erased. Ones against other groups are left up. It shows it's PC conditioning, not anything genuine.
I was on there for a couple of hours, and I just saw the same repeated racist, homophobic, and anti-semitic slurs again and again and again (not to mention constant swastikas). I don't even know what types of "PC-approved" slurs you're referring to.
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#48When somebody draws or writes something racist it's fascinating to watch how quickly a ton of other cursors rush to cover it up or change it. Glad to see most people not approving of swastikas and slurs. EDIT: on a more entertaining note, I just saw somebody with great handwriting write "Incredible how fast something like this devolves into vulgarity". Vulgarity was immediately scratched out and replaced by a crudely…
This is what happened in Second Life.