just wondering, since a song I am using in a project has that phrase in it.

I know hell is allowed due to religious purposes, but in this context would it count as a swear? If so, I can easily delete the word, just wondering

KawaiiCatGirl- wrote:

just wondering, since a song I am using in a project has that phrase in it.

I know hell is allowed due to religious purposes, but in this context would it count as a swear? If so, I can easily delete the word, just wondering

It is not allowed, as for being a swear. I am not allowed to say and it and it is not okay for 8 year olds.

YubNubEwok wrote:

KawaiiCatGirl- wrote:

just wondering, since a song I am using in a project has that phrase in it.

I know hell is allowed due to religious purposes, but in this context would it count as a swear? If so, I can easily delete the word, just wondering

It is not allowed, as for being a swear. I am not allowed to say and it and it is not okay for 8 year olds.

but I hear my parents say it, they said it around me when I was little (younger than 8) so….

KawaiiCatGirl- wrote:

YubNubEwok wrote:

KawaiiCatGirl- wrote:

just wondering, since a song I am using in a project has that phrase in it.

I know hell is allowed due to religious purposes, but in this context would it count as a swear? If so, I can easily delete the word, just wondering

It is not allowed, as for being a swear. I am not allowed to say and it and it is not okay for 8 year olds.

but I hear my parents say it, they said it around me when I was little (younger than 8) so….

Well, that's your family. Other families do not want their kids(s) to hear that word (except for religious purposes).

I don't know. It's a little borderline, so possibly “okay” but a bit on the edge.
If you use it in a project, it's most likely to be NFE.

To me I wouldn't even think to consider it a swear. However there are people who live in different places and were raised by people with different beliefs that would get offended.

KawaiiCatGirl- wrote:

just wondering, since a song I am using in a project has that phrase in it.

I know hell is allowed due to religious purposes, but in this context would it count as a swear? If so, I can easily delete the word, just wondering

I am not sure. I really don't care that much, but I know some other people do.

NO
Your project would probably be reported in an hour.

To be safe just mute that part of the project

This would probably get marked NFE however it should be okay. It also depends on the tone, someone shouting it would be more suggestive than someone signing it.

muellly wrote:

This would probably get marked NFE however it should be okay. It also depends on the tone, someone shouting it would be more suggestive than someone signing it.

the song is ‘ECHO’ by Gumi. maybe search it up to see what I mean??
its just that cutting out the entire phrase would ruin the entire timing of my project…

KawaiiCatGirl- wrote:

muellly wrote:

This would probably get marked NFE however it should be okay. It also depends on the tone, someone shouting it would be more suggestive than someone signing it.

the song is ‘ECHO’ by Gumi. maybe search it up to see what I mean??
its just that cutting out the entire phrase would ruin the entire timing of my project…

Maybe just cut it out and replace the sound with silence taking up that timing? Maybe split the song into two parts, one before that and one after, and then make it play the first part, then play the blanked out part, and then the final part through broadcasting?

WolfCat67 wrote:

KawaiiCatGirl- wrote:

muellly wrote:

This would probably get marked NFE however it should be okay. It also depends on the tone, someone shouting it would be more suggestive than someone signing it.

the song is ‘ECHO’ by Gumi. maybe search it up to see what I mean??
its just that cutting out the entire phrase would ruin the entire timing of my project…

Maybe just cut it out and replace the sound with silence taking up that timing? Maybe split the song into two parts, one before that and one after, and then make it play the first part, then play the blanked out part, and then the final part through broadcasting?

i don't know, there is already a lot of coding in it and that might be hard

KawaiiCatGirl- wrote:

WolfCat67 wrote:

KawaiiCatGirl- wrote:

muellly wrote:

This would probably get marked NFE however it should be okay. It also depends on the tone, someone shouting it would be more suggestive than someone signing it.

the song is ‘ECHO’ by Gumi. maybe search it up to see what I mean??
its just that cutting out the entire phrase would ruin the entire timing of my project…

Maybe just cut it out and replace the sound with silence taking up that timing? Maybe split the song into two parts, one before that and one after, and then make it play the first part, then play the blanked out part, and then the final part through broadcasting?

i don't know, there is already a lot of coding in it and that might be hard

You can just separate the code into a couple broadcasts, that's all. Duplicate the song, and cut out the “what the ___” part from the song and everything after it in the first sound. Then, in the next, cut out everything from “what the ___” and before that, and you'll have two sound files. Then, split it into broadcasts and it should work. If you're afraid of messing up the project, you can always save it as a copy first and then edit the copied version until you get it right (or not), and then backpack and move everything to the original.

WolfCat67 wrote:

KawaiiCatGirl- wrote:

WolfCat67 wrote:

KawaiiCatGirl- wrote:

muellly wrote:

This would probably get marked NFE however it should be okay. It also depends on the tone, someone shouting it would be more suggestive than someone signing it.

the song is ‘ECHO’ by Gumi. maybe search it up to see what I mean??
its just that cutting out the entire phrase would ruin the entire timing of my project…

Maybe just cut it out and replace the sound with silence taking up that timing? Maybe split the song into two parts, one before that and one after, and then make it play the first part, then play the blanked out part, and then the final part through broadcasting?

i don't know, there is already a lot of coding in it and that might be hard

You can just separate the code into a couple broadcasts, that's all. Duplicate the song, and cut out the “what the ___” part from the song and everything after it in the first sound. Then, in the next, cut out everything from “what the ___” and before that, and you'll have two sound files. Then, split it into broadcasts and it should work. If you're afraid of messing up the project, you can always save it as a copy first and then edit the copied version until you get it right (or not), and then backpack and move everything to the original.

i just… don't know. cutting out the line would ruin that part of the meme… maybe look at it in Phososphorus or however its spelled? the link is https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/172830023/

KawaiiCatGirl- wrote:

muellly wrote:

This would probably get marked NFE however it should be okay. It also depends on the tone, someone shouting it would be more suggestive than someone signing it.

the song is ‘ECHO’ by Gumi. maybe search it up to see what I mean??
its just that cutting out the entire phrase would ruin the entire timing of my project…

I know the song & it's probably ok, since with Gumi's voice you can't really recognize the words.

KawaiiCatGirl- wrote:

muellly wrote:

This would probably get marked NFE however it should be okay. It also depends on the tone, someone shouting it would be more suggestive than someone signing it.

the song is ‘ECHO’ by Gumi. maybe search it up to see what I mean??
its just that cutting out the entire phrase would ruin the entire timing of my project…

It should be okay. The phrase sounds like part of the song. I remember I saw a project with the song before and they had the lyrics in the description and as far as I know it wasn't taken down. However I'm not sure if they cut the phrase out or not but I feel that burning their house down is more suggestive than the word hell and I remember reading the burning my house down multiple times in the description.

muellly wrote:

KawaiiCatGirl- wrote:

muellly wrote:

This would probably get marked NFE however it should be okay. It also depends on the tone, someone shouting it would be more suggestive than someone signing it.

the song is ‘ECHO’ by Gumi. maybe search it up to see what I mean??
its just that cutting out the entire phrase would ruin the entire timing of my project…

It should be okay. The phrase sounds like part of the song. I remember I saw a project with the song before and they had the lyrics in the description and as far as I know it wasn't taken down. However I'm not sure if they cut the phrase out or not but I feel that burning their house down is more suggestive than the word hell and I remember reading the burning my house down multiple times in the description.

that part isn't in the meme just the part at the beginning

also, I believe by ‘burning my house down’ it was some type of metaphor. still haven't figured it out, though

No

My answers is if you question it, it is best not to put it in your project.