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Interesting, thanks for sharing. Though not without significant errors, the most amusing to me being that islands had a tendency to multiply because different
by maxbond 9mo ago
Interesting, thanks for sharing.
Though not without significant errors, the most amusing to me being that islands had a tendency to multiply because different maps would be combined and the cartographer would mistake the same island on two maps as being separate islands due to errors. A weird case of aliasing I suppose.