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i've been wondering if we're faking this all but i think all we really needed was to take a moment and actually look. we've been too afraid to check who we are, because if it turned out we were the old host then that might mean none of this was real, but.. we're all here. we're here. i'm here. and man am i grateful for us for still being here. anyway, i'm tired and we have therapy tomorrow morning so. sleeping time it is.

The you that you are who are still here to be all the yous that you are.

So for most of the flags that are straight lines, regardless of whether they are vertical, horizontal, or diagonal we don't use templates. We make the flags in ibispaint which have a filter called "Mosaic" that is the app's version of pixelate, which when applied to straight lines vertical or horizontal made with the ruler tool, evens out and cleans up the lines. For diagonal we have to rotate pre-Mosaiced horizontal lines. For other flags with simple shapes we generally use the circle tool (like on this flag[link]) and the symmetry ruler. Generally we use a 2047 by 1228 canvas size for the flags we make, we use that size because we find that the flags do not look to pixelated and if we went much larger the app would lag more than it already does. The alter roles flags use a preexisting templates, which we honestly don't know where if first came from. This blog also has a our flag templates [link]. We are also currently working on a google drive of all flags that we made, including templates, it currently unfinished; don't have most of them yet and pretty much everything is not named, but here's the link to that