A lot of weird and wonderful things happen on Reddit.com. Over the years, the communities there have evolved—some for the better and some for the worse. “There is an empty canvas. You may place a tile ...

Writer with a particular interest in the obscure. The r/place subreddit is open again, and users began filling up the canvas within minutes. The massive social art experiment that first appeared over ...

Reddit’s r/place started up again in April, after a four-year hiatus. Launched on April 1, 2022, r/place was a huge deal for the social network, seeing millions of users contribute to the canvas over ...

When time ran out for Reddit’s collaborative internet mural, r/place, people could still place pixels — but only white ones. Kicking off on April Fools’ Day, groups of Redditors spent four days ...

Reddit has been on the receiving end of massive online protests from its own users over the past few weeks, with swaths of the platform being completely unusable by visitors at times. So, the company ...

It's been a long couple of sleepless nights since r/Place was unveiled on Reddit. At first, I wasn't entirely convinced the subreddit wasn't an April Fool's joke -- the concept unveiled by the admins ...

Over the past few days, Reddit has amassed millions of internet users to create a collaborative art project using pixels. The subreddit r/place was first created as an art project and social ...

Reddit’s r/Place project is back this April Fools Day, five years after the original experiment in 2017, in which “more than one million redditors placed approximately 16 million tiles on a blank ...

Veteran reporter and editor with over ten years of experience. Probably reading comic books. Some Twitch streamers have taken up what they believe to be righteous crusades on r/place. Asmongold, for ...

r/Place, the five-day collaborative digital artwork project on Reddit, ended on Tuesday, and the result is a captivating tapestry of the human experience. The project, which began as an April Fools’ ...

Reddit said Monday that it’s bringing back its r/Place April Fools’ Day experience for four days beginning April 1st. Alex Le, Reddit executive vice president for strategy and special projects said in ...