Can’t omit the credits here:
This is done by @KyamiRefur, the artist behind Stoned on the Goban
She’s the same, BTW, who plays that awesome simultaneous (!) one-colour (!) Go in that photo somewhere else here.
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She needs to find an online go site that has a dark theme 
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Gee… if only there were such a thing although she seems to have found a go site that can rotate her go board… so that’s something! 
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Do you have more info on this? This looks really interesting 
It’s a Korean tournament, to make it more interesting to watch, players wear masks and have nicknames. Loser is eliminated and takes off the mask, and winner advances forward. Even in a post game interview they distort winner’s voice.
I’ll make a playlist of the games, maybe.
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That is quite genious
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Man, I wonder if we could have a feature like that: “Masked Tournament”. Would that be fun in an online context?
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Isn’t that one of the main reasons people create alts? To disguise their identity?
I’m not quite seeing the connection.
While it’s true that people create alts to disguise their identity, I was more wondering whether a tournament where the identity of the players is disguised, ideally with fun mask avatars showing, would be fun in an online context.
In the real life context it’s made fun by seeing the players with their masks and the unveiling of who lost and wondering who is winning.
I wonder if this would be fun in an online (and correspondence) context?
(Edit: oops, this should be a separate thread!)
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No, no, no, that’s Bhydden’s find 
If I remember correctly we had suggestions to hide ranks at least to help people play the game and not the opponent.
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Eugene you’re having a bad day for due diligence 
are you letting work distract you or something?
Is that real?
Western people in a classroom playing go online. Looks quite weird to me.
Two of them are apparently playing against each other.
Is that the new Nick Sibicky’s class? 
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Fun fact: Nur-Sultan is (re)named after former President Nursultan Nazarbayev. It follows the tradition of naming capitals after national leaders, like Ho Chi Minh City and, indeed, Washington DC.
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I noticed that as well. Then I had to check all of the other monitors to see if anyone else was
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