Minecraft Library Sharing Censored Works #Minecraft #ReportersWithoutBorders #Gaming #UncensoredLibrary
This simulated library in the Minecraft universe is sharing real information. The Uncensored Library is virtual place where players can go to share and access censored content. So cool!
The project takes the form of a massive virtual library, called the Uncensored Library, made from more than 12.5 million of the Lego-like blocks that Minecraft players use to build virtual worlds. In the library, when an article is added, it appears as a book. “We were able to build and craft a huge library, which took a couple of months with multiple developers to build,” says Robert-Jan Blonk, a senior interactive producer at MediaMonks, a digital production company based in the Netherlands that partnered with BlockWorks, the agency that designed the project.
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