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im ignorant of politics and proud, i voted for bernie sanders and i want to make 15 dollares an hour for my very very hard work

the closest thing to computer graphics i have, a pokemon character drawn in 45 seconds

I mean the idea of it is that everyone would be equally restricted, but i'm sure it could be turned off and on to make exceptions or something like that.

are you joking
it's kinda sad when people have to explain that they liked bands before they got popular
like, don't act like that, just say you like the band and be done, no one is judging

but the censors don't actually solve either of those problems, it's like trying to fix a steel pipe with paper glue. It doesn't fix the problem at hand, and actually manages to create more problems altogether.
People are still going to use harmful language, and people are still going to be utterly rude, regardless of the censors.
The only way to honestly fix this is to remove chat completely, or just ban everyone who has said a rude thing during their time on ee.

I would say that I kind of like the stylistic approach Ping took with the cityscape, because it shows that he's branching out and trying different styles. What I don't like about it though is the noisy background, maybe it could've been striped too, to keep the theme the same?

I know I don't have much of a say in this, but I wanted to voice my opinion

First I want to ask something about rule 2:
Excluding offensive language used to disrespect someone (which would be against rule 3), what is the serious problem with offensive language? Are children being negatively affected?
if so, how many complaints have the administrators received from parents/guardians that their children heard 'offensive language'?

if it's a serious problem that's restricting EE's growth, then I completely understand why warnings should be put in place for breaking rule #2. But if it's not actually causing major problems for EE and its community, then I think bans and chat removal is a little too far.
The idea of offensive language is really based on perspective, some people could find things more offensive than others do, and that creates a problem. Where do we draw the line?
Master1 has a lot of solid points that I completely follow, being rude and disrespectful to others is something that shouldn't be done in general, but going far enough as to ban people for saying a swear or offensive word is just too much. (In my opinion)

I don't think they would be able to add this as an attachable thing, I think it would work best as a single block or something

the level seems pretty good, and i guess it gets across your point that there are a lot of boring unoriginal levels filled with coins as the only motive to finish it

but in all seriousness, the hookjumps at the end are way too forgiving. you should replace the arrows with blue coins

This is a pretty cool tutorial, but I think you could've simplified it or focused more on the main points: shading sources and anti-aliasing
also I think Aoitenshi is right, if you expect people to follow this tutorial you would be expecting them to follow your art style, not everyone draws trees or rocks like that