Say I was wearing just a plain t-shirt, with a white background, and I took a photo. Do you think I would be allowed to share a project with yourself on scratch? I have seen photos of pets and stuff but I was wondering about photos of yourself?

There's no rule against it, but to protect your identity, it is recommended that you don't post photos of yourself on Scratch.

So, if you want to, you can, but just remember what I said before.

-Galaxydust- wrote:

Say I was wearing just a plain t-shirt, with a white background, and I took a photo. Do you think I would be allowed to share a project with yourself on scratch? I have seen photos of pets and stuff but I was wondering about photos of yourself?

If you are under 15 it's probably best you do not put a pic of yourself on Scratch as a profile pic. It might be considered posting personal information which violates the Community Guidelines.

I find it pretty much takes away from the point of scratch. Unless it's totally necessary, I wouldn't bother.

i dont think its banned on scratch but i would never do it on the internet

-Galaxydust- wrote:

Say I was wearing just a plain t-shirt, with a white background, and I took a photo. Do you think I would be allowed to share a project with yourself on scratch? I have seen photos of pets and stuff but I was wondering about photos of yourself?

As far as I know, there's no rule against it, but for your safety it'd be best not to — people could probably find a way to somehow get personal information from your picture. (I'm not completely sure but I bet they could find a way to.)

I am not planning on doing it, I just want to know.

Posting photos which show your face are not prohibited by the Scratch Team, but they may request some form of parental permission under certain circumstances. You'll already have heard this hundreds of times, but it's always best to check with whoever looks after you before putting any kind of personally identifiable information online.

nickeljorn wrote:

Because blacks and whites stereotyping each other and Trump and all that

I wouldn't really say that is appropriate or relevant to this discussion…

cheeseeater wrote:

Posting photos which show your face are not prohibited by the Scratch Team, but they may request some form of parental permission under certain circumstances. You'll already have heard this hundreds of times, but it's always best to check with whoever looks after you before putting any kind of personally identifiable information online.

nickeljorn wrote:

Because blacks and whites stereotyping each other and Trump and all that

I wouldn't really say that is appropriate or relevant to this discussion…

Agreed, what does that have to do with this question?

AGAIN I am not planning on taking photos of myself and sharing them on Scratch. I just wanted to know. PS I have enough answers, now please STOP POSTING thankyou!

You can do that by closing the thread…

LionScratch wrote:

You can do that by closing the thread…

Yup- if you'd like to close it yourself, you can wait for 24 hours after you first started the discussion, and click the blue “close topic” button. If you don't want to wait, you can report the topic and a moderator will close it for you.
Since it seems that you're satisfied with the response, I'll report this to be closed for you.