Ooh! That's a neat question.
I'm going to say not on Lemmy (since Lemmy by definition is for what we're doing right now), but yes on the Fediverse. And maybe you could embed it in Lemmy somehow.
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IIRC the place code was open source and there's a couple of other similar versions online already.
We could organise to run one once a year or something, I'm sure.
With the flood of new people to Lemmy, I think everyone is busy with making sure that everything is working as intended, the servers are running, and other basic needs. So in my opinion it might be a good idea to bring it up at a future date (I might be wrong idfk) but anyways I love the idea of big events like r/place offered I think it would be great
haven't thought about that. stability is priority no 1...
but when things are sorted out, it might be a cool project, to get some more people interested in lemmy and open source in general.
What did you enjoy about it
I enjoy marsey being erased by reddit admins, video making it to the all time top of r/place, and making people aware of rdrama.net