It's really hard to see, but zoom in to where the F in FINLAND is. If you zoom in you'll 3 pixels are white hot. The reason for this is because trolls would constantly fill in the F to make it say PINLAND.
Now we have confirmation of just how out of control those 3 pixels were.
The darker the tone, the more predictable what color a pixel was in any given moment.
For example the German flag or the blue corner shows quite some activity on the heatmap, but on my entropy map they are dark, because they were protected by vigilant teams who reacted fast and never let the invading pixels stay on for long. So their color was very predictable despite all the the attempts to change them.
Same with the Babymetal girls, rainbow ponies or the Linux penguin, and so on, all of them showed high resilience. For the sake of completeness I'll post my own activity heatmap too so you can switch back and forth on an identically scaled picture. It has a logarithmic colormap so the high activity parts are bit less apparent but the lower activity parts are more visible.
![image showing [OC] Heatmap of the most pixels changes happend on r/place](5b04918c-5f91-5978-b449-6c8d5727892e.jpg)
the_pants_must_flow on April 5th, 2017 at 12:19 UTC »
That HAL 9000 at OSU. And such a retro cyber scifi feeling, this is great OP.
The place experience is producing so many cool art pieces.
Omega_Haxors on April 5th, 2017 at 14:29 UTC »
It's really hard to see, but zoom in to where the F in FINLAND is. If you zoom in you'll 3 pixels are white hot. The reason for this is because trolls would constantly fill in the F to make it say PINLAND.
Now we have confirmation of just how out of control those 3 pixels were.
howaboot on April 5th, 2017 at 14:38 UTC »
It's a good thread to post an entropy map I made.
The darker the tone, the more predictable what color a pixel was in any given moment.
For example the German flag or the blue corner shows quite some activity on the heatmap, but on my entropy map they are dark, because they were protected by vigilant teams who reacted fast and never let the invading pixels stay on for long. So their color was very predictable despite all the the attempts to change them.
Same with the Babymetal girls, rainbow ponies or the Linux penguin, and so on, all of them showed high resilience. For the sake of completeness I'll post my own activity heatmap too so you can switch back and forth on an identically scaled picture. It has a logarithmic colormap so the high activity parts are bit less apparent but the lower activity parts are more visible.