What does it have to do with gaming? Or is there bug with my instance?
I'm seeing 
That doesn't have anything to do with gaming, no.
Although I don't see that as the icon for the community. I use Connect for Lemmy and this community shows that it doesn't have an icon, so perhaps this is a default icon set by your home instance or preferred frontend?
As a third party user, I also see the icon only on feddit.io view of the community and not on the lemmy.world view of the community (or on midwest.social). In fact, I don't see any icon on LW or MS, just feddit.
I wonder if the community had it up last month and the change to the icon didn't federate.
It's been that way for as long as I've been seeing it - months and months. I assumed there was a high level of inclusivity amongst gamers. I mean lots of people like to game.
Weird. I don't see anything at all. Maybe a mod could set an image related to gaming? A PC, console, or something? !piracy@lemmy.dbzer0.com has a supercool script that generates a new image every week using AI from a generated sentence. Would be cool to have something like that too!
@JonsJava@lemmy.world what do you think?
I'm listening......
I found the post explaining how they rotate the banners, but it can be used to update the community icon too. The tool is on github and depends on contributing to AI Horde (crowd-sourced AI). Dunno if that's too much work.
If it is, there are AI site likes https://www.craiyon.com/ that allow generating images manually and uploading them manually. Maybe you could use that to make a banner and icon. If not, you could also pick something yourself (if you already have something in mind), or ask the community to share suggestions in a pinned post and the most liked on after a given timeframe (a week?) is picked. It could be a monthly / bi-monthly / quarterly / semestrial / yearly thing 🙂
I'm just seeing a white G on a green background
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