the first public look at the Canvas rewrite
The event is happening in roughly 4 days from now π¨
π You can now create template URLs to figure out where you want your group's template to go (settings -> template) make sure the switch is on, then you can copy the URL of the website
π https://canvas.fediverse.events π Palette: Pxls 13
π½ Post your group details w/ your template link below so people can find and join your group! (Template link, Matrix, Discord, Lemmy Community, etc) π€
Here's our current plan at lemmy.nz: https://canvas.fediverse.events/#x=162&y=344&zoom=18&tu=https%3A%2F%2Flemmy.nz%2Fpictrs%2Fimage%2F497358ad-b655-4ae1-9e42-ea70c303a63e.png&tw=112&tx=100&ty=300
Looks like we might be a bit more ambitious than others π. We had good participation last time though.
Edit: Updated to remove white background and convert to new colour palette.
The aussie flag is even bigger than your plan. hopefully we get it finished this time.
Word on the street is no alts allowed this time. Last time we finished up our NZ stuff and tried to help you guys out, but without alts progress will be a lot slower!
Yep, no alts are allowed this year. Also, the Aussie flag is β the width of last time, so it should be a bit faster.
A lot less space and potentially a lot more participants! Will be interesting to see if you need to defend it! The brits might come in and steal it for themselves π
The Brits will definitly finish the union Jack for us :) . Hopefully they help with the rest of the flag. I doubt we will have to defend much, and I'm fine with small stuff on the flag like the fuck sped last year, as long as they aren't over the stars and are decently small.
It will be interesting to see what the participation level is like. There are a lot less people on Lemmy than last year, but with the whole Fediverse able to participate this year we might get a lot of people joining. With the smaller canvas, I hope we don't have to defend as it makes it less fun, but time will tell.
You'll want to make the background transparent for any pixels you don't actually want to make sure are white.
Ah, right, thanks!