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3.00Will spice be convertible to cash at Manifest? Market:
@mods NA gift cards please since they are on the record as trying to support them but arent sure , and idk how long i wnt to leave this open
@strutheo I believe this resolves NO. Spice released a week ago. For reference, this is the only spice market to resolve so far: https://manifold.markets/UniversalFC/will-manchester-city-win-the-202324
No one earned anywhere near 25k from it (the most was captain jack sparrow, <15k). I haven't seen anyone get the dozens of referrals in a week needed to reach 25k. Others can chime in with counterexample if they see one but otherwise this can resolve NO.
@Joshua has created a dashboard of prize markets here: Prize Markets | Manifold.
It may not be complete yet, but I don't think any of the ones there will resolve in the next week.
@shankypanky surely that's gold? (not joking, it doesn't seem brown at all to me, when i looked at the previews, but maybe i'm blind)
@Ziddletwix it's not brown but I assumed this was orange or brown? just like the other I assumed meant purple or pink?
@shankypanky internally they call it gold and i don't feel like gold and orange are the same thing but chris can rule on that I guess
@shankypanky ok i'm fine w/ selling or N/A or losing this one or anything just was surprised because i looked at the logo in advance and never occurred to me it'd be considered orange but totally fine to me wrong on that one
@ShadowyZephyr it's clearly orange I just have a problem with setting precedents to deflect to gpt for market decision-making
@Ziddletwix oh are they awarded medals in digital designs now? are they giving out NFTs for placing? cool what a time to be alive
@ShadowyZephyr sure! regardless I'd accept the consensus above, people seem in agreement (not that it'd matter if i didn't accept it, it's not my question to decide). it was called gold in the code & i'd imagine that's the intent they were going for, but if people think it looks primarily orange that's totally fair, just not the first color that came to mind for me
@Ziddletwix "amber" is a pretty good way to describe it. I could see it as a darker gold, but it's definitely darker than the shade of a regular gold medal. That being said, I am red-green colorblind, so there might be a distinction I'm not seeing.
Yeah, let’s define gold; This seems to be a fair representation for gold: https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold_(color)?wprov=sfti1#
Honestly if it was gold as most would consider it, it may still be enough to qualify as part of the orange family: “ Gold or golden is a yellowish orange color, or orange-tan color that is a bit like the color of the metal gold”
@shankypanky Come on, that is significantly lighter than the shading of the "P" coin itself. Although this is already darker than a lot of what you get if you look up "gold medal".
were it fashioned out of metal I'm sure they'd use a fake gold. has to be orange and/or yellow in web design tbf and we can all agree it's meant to look like a cold coin.
@ShadowyZephyr lol I think you're taking that screenshot too seriously the option already resolved and we're all mostly in agreement?
