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Well, I'm not happy with the community in general.
Most of you are great (speaking to those who have admin/mod roles), but I feel like I'm being constantly stalked. My youtube channel, which has absolutely nothing to do with Learningblocks, has been found, and my personal Instagram account has almost been found multiple times, which I was forced to make the account private and block everyone I don't know IRL (especially if you follow NB-related stuff) that requested to follow me. My privacy has been invaded.
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This user is part of the ANTI DYM CID SOCIAL CLUB. This user would like to tell you that he/she is fighting to put an end to the notorious dym cids.
FYI, The term "dym cid" originates from a welsh-transliterated "dum kid" (pronounced "dumb kid", not "dim sid"), meaning immature users who whine about new Numberblocks episodes, make extremely unoriginal fanmade episodes and fanart, and have little to no skill in editing.
"I love funny Numberblock images! Oooh would you like to see my collection? I've got loads of different ones! distorted ones, disproportioned ones, I've even got weird face ones!"
This user collects funny Numberblock images. (Yes, I'm helping MrYokaiAndWatch902 on his funny stuff blog)
For my fanmade designs in other bases, please visit DBB2.
I want to keep smaller numbers simple and larger numbers can go crazier. Like Argam, composite numbers have features of its divisors.
My principles of making fanmade numberblocks.
Numbers below 100 should be kept simple. Designs for 100+ can go crazier as Numberblocks level 5 says numbers up to 100 only. For example, I can't make 81's episode about tesseracts, as 81 is below 100 and it's probably not needed for young kids to know about that. So I moved that to the next fourth power (of a prime), 625.
Like Argam, prime numbers should have a unique feature.
All composite numberblocks should have features resembling some (but not all) of its divisors.
As above, not all divisors should be featured. I don't want 142 lucky numberblocks and 90 football numberblocks in 1-1000. Too many.
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Imagine having as a recurring fraction
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as a recurring fraction
