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The accounts were primarily used to generate large amounts of terrain with the objective of increasing the world's filesize. It is estimated that they collectively generated '''200''' gigabytes of chunks, mostly within the Nether.
The accounts were primarily used to generate large amounts of terrain with the objective of increasing the world's filesize. It is estimated that they collectively generated '''200''' gigabytes of chunks, mostly within the Nether.


In June 2026, pywd alone generated an additional estimated '''130''' GB of terrain.
In June 2026, pywd alone generated an additional estimated '''130 GB''' of terrain.


=== Bases and stashes ===
=== Bases and stashes ===
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He frequently participates in discussions, suggests server features, and submits a large number of [[MOTDs]], many of which reference himself.
He frequently participates in discussions, suggests server features, and submits a large number of [[MOTDs]], many of which reference himself.


On 1 June 2026, pywd won a Discord hosted giveaway for a RusherHack key. The giveaway was openly accessible, and participation using multiple alternate accounts was permitted. He used this to rig the outcome in his favor and win the giveaway.
On 1 June 2026, pywd won a Discord hosted giveaway for a [https://rusherhack.org/ RusherHack] key. The giveaway was openly accessible, and participation using multiple alternate accounts was permitted. He used this to rig the outcome in his favor and win the giveaway.


=== Server contributions ===
=== Server contributions ===
pywd has contributed multiple suggestions that were later implemented.
pywd has contributed multiple suggestions that were later implemented.


He is credited with suggesting the [[Livechat]] feature, as well as the implementation of the /lastseen command.
He is credited with suggesting the [[Livechat]] feature, as well as the implementation of the '''/lastseen''' command.


He also suggested improvements to the server TAB interface, including the addition of MSPT and uptime display. Additionally, the TAB was later adapted to support English translations for international users, a change also attributed to his suggestions.
He also suggested improvements to the server TAB interface, including the addition of MSPT and uptime display. Additionally, the TAB was later adapted to support English translations for international users, a change also attributed to his suggestions.
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On 26 June 2026, pywd was temporarily banned from the Discord server by administrator [[K7rau]] after sending him a PDF copy of ''Mein Kampf'' via email.
On 26 June 2026, pywd was temporarily banned from the Discord server by administrator [[K7rau]] after sending him a PDF copy of ''Mein Kampf'' via email.


During the incident, K7rau also removed a number of MOTDs submitted by pywd. The ban was later revoked by [[cherryh4ck]], allowing pywd to rejoin the server shortly afterwards.
During the incident, [[K7rau]] also removed a number of [[MOTDs]] submitted by pywd. The ban was later revoked by [[cherryh4ck]], allowing pywd to rejoin the server shortly afterwards.


=== Projects ===
=== Projects ===
On 20 April 2026, pywd began development of '''Toms3-graph''', an external statistics project designed to archive data provided by the server's ''getData.php'' endpoint and display server activity through graphical visualizations.
On 20 April 2026, pywd began development of '''[[Toms3-graph]]''', an external statistics project designed to archive data provided by the server's ''getData.php'' endpoint and display server activity through graphical visualizations.


The project was developed primarily by pywd, with minor assistance from members of overture. As of June 2026, the project is considered largely complete, although it has never been formally released to the public.
The project was developed primarily by pywd, with minor assistance from members of overture. As of June 2026, the project is considered largely complete, although it has never been formally released to the public.