beebee456 wrote:

Tynker doesnt even have an erase tool… I CAL HAXZ

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DrKat123 wrote:

beebee456 wrote:

Tynker doesnt even have an erase tool… I CAL HAXZ

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Please don't necropost

cheeseeater wrote:

Look closely at those blocks. They are copys. If you can't see them, here they are:

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pen down
set pen size to (3)
forever
    
point towards [mouse pointer v]
move (.1) steps
if on edge, bounce
end

I'm glad I told my school about Scratch, before Tynker came along!

Things to think about:
1). Mostly all the quotes say how good Tynker is come from adults. (How to the kids feel about Tynker? We know here, kids would not stick up for Scratch if they didn't like it)
2). The only differences is that the blocks are shaped in a different way slightly and that the little lego like lumps that hold the blocks together go up on Tynker, and down on free (and better) Scratch.
3). If Scratch does take action, and Tynker get removed. Lots of New Scratchers may come here!
4). Do teachers actualy know about Scratch? (Tynker have been hiding it's existance).
5). Scratch has proper stats
6). Scratch came first
7). scratchisthebest would not have that as their username, if they did not like Scratch. Otherwise it would be, ‘tynkeristhebest’.
8). Scratch has safe, moderated 24/7 forums that Scratchers can ask questions on. And then get replys from Scratchers. Not ‘Tynkerers’
9). Scratch encourages users to think for themselves and be creative. I quote from many teachers “Thanks outside the box”! (that annoys me so don't say it.) This Tynker thing basicly tells you what to do.
10). I played one of the projects. The player was too small, and the game was not really that good…
11). The community helps make Scratch better, with ideas and people's own mods and that. We give back to Scratch!