Users have held what they've called a "Trump protest" on a Disney website for children, Club Penguin.
An image, tweeted by Carla, shows a collection of around 30 penguin characters saying "not my president".
Since Donald Trump won the US presidential race many people have used that phrase to show their upset at the result.
"I'm with her" and "no walls" are also things said by people who don't support president-elect Trump.
Carla tweeted a picture of the online protest., external
There was quite a lot of support for the protest on Twitter.
@lwtveins said it was the only good thing to happen this year., external
But there were a lot of people who used the crying-with-laughter emoji when they tweeted about it.
None more than Hope though., external
Club Penguin is owned by Disney Canada and describes itself as "a virtual world for kids" where people go to play games, like throwing snowballs, and socialise online.
Figures show that in 2013 the site had more than 200 million users.
To use it, a parent has to activate their child's account and always has access to check on their safety.
A child gets a penguin name and password so they can interact anonymously.
The site is for six to 14-year-olds but there are no restrictions on age.
At least one adult has admitted to taking part, external in the protest last weekend.
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