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Why does Wplace struggle where r/place succeeded? See why Wplace moderation is doomed and how Pixart.world finally solves the griefing dilemma.
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TL;DR: Collaborative pixel art shouldn't feel like an endless chore of fixing vandalism, nor should it require a team of moderators constantly scrutinizing every corner of the map just to keep it clean. I built Pixart.world to solve these systemic flaws. By making artworks inviolable, we’ve created a safe space where you can focus on creating, not defending, and completely removed the need for excessive micro-moderation.