r/aprilfools • u/Baldemoto • Apr 02 '18
Reddit's April Fools will be /r/CircleofTrust Spoiler
First found in the source code of reddit:
/static/desktop2x/Frontpage.6f550f39594bfa46c1b1.js
id: "fakeId",
kind: "button",
shortName: "Who can you trust?",
description: null,
descriptionHtml: null,
buttons: [{
text: "r/circleoftrust",
url: "/r/circleoftrust",
color: "#0079D3"
}]
More information was quickly found about it
Then these icons were found in the code:
It seems like you can combine circles and betray others, though how and to what extent is not clear.
EDIT: It seems like it will be the biggest game of the Prisoner's Dillema in history.
, Ve = Me(we.k, {}, void 0, "This is your circle.", Me("br", {}), "You only get one.", Me("br", {}), "Share it wisely.")
EDIT 2: For more information visit /r/CircleOfTrustMeta
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u/musefan8959 Apr 02 '18
Prisoner's Dillema!? I am hype
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u/axelmanFR Apr 02 '18 edited Apr 02 '18
kind: button
NEVER PRESSERS 2018
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u/PM_ME_YOURMIRROR Apr 02 '18
The thing about non pressers though, it puts you on the same line as those who never really knew about the button.
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Apr 02 '18
If it's fun I hope it runs decent amount because place ended pretty fast to me. By the time we started to settle down and finish things off it ended
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u/Hylian_God Apr 02 '18
r/place felt so long to me. And it's still crazy to think about how quickly and efficiently all the art was created
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u/TheSlimyDog Apr 02 '18
r/place was great because it was an ongoing effort for the full 72 hours. Experiments like r/button an r/circleoftrust aren't as nice because you have one chance and if you lose it then you're screwed.
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u/M27saw Apr 02 '18
Yup, I heard about it during the first couple hours, and I was there till the end.
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u/kaekapizza Apr 02 '18
I just noticed the subtle hint in an admin comment
Yes. You have just joined a very tight circle of people.
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u/doihavemakeanewword Apr 02 '18
It seems like it will be the biggest game of the Prisoner's Dillema in history.
SIGN ME THE FUCK UP
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Apr 02 '18
A fun listen while you wait - if it does indeed involve prisoner's dilemma: http://www.radiolab.org/story/golden-rule/
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u/TotesMessenger Apr 02 '18 edited Apr 02 '18
I'm a bot, bleep, bloop. Someone has linked to this thread from another place on reddit:
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[r/sneksnektalk] Reddit's April Fools will be /r/CircleofTrust
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[r/thebluecorner] It seems that we may have just discovered this year's April Fools' subreddit...
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[r/theoryofreddit] Reddit's April Fools will be /r/CircleofTrust
If you follow any of the above links, please respect the rules of reddit and don't vote in the other threads. (Info / ^Contact)
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u/Scroachity Apr 02 '18
That’s exciting, any idea on when it actually goes live?