What can you do when your a scratcher?

opf03

all I know about being a scratcher is cloud variables and shorter time between posts!I really need some help! Also how do we use cloud data?

turkey3

-you get a signature
-can post images on the forums
-can edit forum posts

cloud data is stored on the server, so if the variable changes for one person, it will stay change the next time it's viewed by whoever. When you make a variable there is a box to check that allows you to make it cloud.

jvvg

I *think* that closing your own topics is also a privilege for Scratchers.

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Opf03XX

turkey3 wrote:
-you get a signature
-can post images on the forums
-can edit forum posts

cloud data is stored on the server, so if the variable changes for one person, it will stay change the next time it's viewed by whoever. When you make a variable there is a box to check that allows you to make it cloud.

Well umm…Now I opf03XX BTW and thanks that helps alot!

joshuaho

When you are a scratcher, you can:

1. Use Cloud Data

2. Edit your forum posts

3. Post links on the forums to sites out of scratcher

4. Have the 60 second rule instead of the 120 rule. In other words, you only need to wait 60 seconds (1 minute) between posts instead of having to wait 120 seconds (2 minutes).

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MoreGamesNow

jvvg wrote:
I *think* that closing your own topics is also a privilege for Scratchers.

Haven't been on Scratch in years. Is this a privilege now?

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joshuaho

MoreGamesNow wrote:
jvvg wrote:
I *think* that closing your own topics is also a privilege for Scratchers.

Haven't been on Scratch in years. Is this a privilege now?

Yes. You can, after your topic has been created over 24 hours.

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MoreGamesNow

joshuaho wrote:
MoreGamesNow wrote:
jvvg wrote:
I *think* that closing your own topics is also a privilege for Scratchers.

Haven't been on Scratch in years. Is this a privilege now?
Yes. You can, after your topic has been created over 24 hours.

Huh, interesting. Well, I don't mean to hijack this thread; thanks for the info

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joshuaho

MoreGamesNow wrote:
joshuaho wrote:
MoreGamesNow wrote:
jvvg wrote:
I *think* that closing your own topics is also a privilege for Scratchers.

Haven't been on Scratch in years. Is this a privilege now?
Yes. You can, after your topic has been created over 24 hours.

Huh, interesting. Well, I don't mean to hijack this thread; thanks for the info

You are welcome!

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ParkerS98

You can also post links to non-Scratch sites.

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Swampert11

You can close forums after they been on Scratch for 24 hours. You can also edit you post and you can post links outside of Scratch.

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ErnieParke

jvvg wrote:
I *think* that closing your own topics is also a privilege for Scratchers.

I'm testing here to double-check the privilege. I'll post my results here probably on Sunday.

Wondering,

ErnieParke

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ErnieParke

ErnieParke wrote:
jvvg wrote:
I *think* that closing your own topics is also a privilege for Scratchers.
I'm testing here to double-check the privilege. I'll post my results here probably on Sunday.

Wondering,

ErnieParke

Make that Thursday. Anyway, I haven't seen a close topic button so far, so apparently this is a Scratcher only privilege.

Noting,

ErnieParke

Swampert11

ErnieParke wrote:
ErnieParke wrote:
jvvg wrote:
I *think* that closing your own topics is also a privilege for Scratchers.
I'm testing here to double-check the privilege. I'll post my results here probably on Sunday.

Wondering,

ErnieParke
Make that Thursday. Anyway, I haven't seen a close topic button so far, so apparently this is a Scratcher only privilege.

Noting,

ErnieParke

The close topic button appears at the bottom of the page above standard and mobile button. However, to close it, the topic has to be on Scratch at least 24 hours, and you have to have Scratcher status, so you are correct that it is a Scratcher only privilege.

Last edited by Swampert11 (Oct. 17, 2013 02:12:42)

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joletole

jvvg wrote:
I *think* that closing your own topics is also a privilege for Scratchers.

Im not sure. In 1.4, you could not close your own topic. But I have not created a topic on 2.0 yet, so I don't know. Let me test.

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jji7skyline

You can also post the same thing as a comment more… that sounded weird

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