1. It must be a pretend currency that is not real or easily confused with real or crypto currencies.
   
2. It needs to exist only on the Scratch website – it cannot require using another website, app, or browser add-on.
   
3. Participation is optional – if someone remixes content from a Scratch project in a way that is consistent with Scratch Community Guidelines, but chooses not to “pay” for something intended to be used with the point system, they are allowed to do this.
   
4. It must follow all Scratch Community Guidelines.
   

• Using real money or something that feels like a real currency, such as creating a new crypto-currency, is not allowed on Scratch.
  
• You may not use Scratch to advertise, or buy and sell real things, services, or currencies. This means you cannot do things like buy or sell your personal belongings, crypto currencies, currencies/points for online games, or advertise any products or services.
  
• We advise avoiding names like coins, money, and currency. Consider names like points, stardust, gems, candies, or credits instead. Be creative!
  

• If any feature of your system requires others to leave the Scratch website, use an app, or use a browser add-on or script in order to use your system fully, it is not allowed.
  

• It is not okay to use social actions (likes, favorites, views, or follows) as a form of payment. Scratch social actions should always be something that Scratchers give freely, not something they do because they are getting “paid” for it.
  
• It is never okay to say mean or insulting things, or engage in inappropriate behavior because you do not like the system someone has created, or don't like the way they are or are not participating in it.
  

• If we notice your system is involved in a high number of Community Guideline violations, we reserve the right to remove it from Scratch.
  

No one should do bad things but they can control what they think or do. I think more clearly and try to stop myself from doing bad things. But sometimes we get tempted. Protect yourself from all bad things, and choose good.

when green flag clicked
ask [Do you wish to try good things?] and wait
if <[(answer)] = [Yes]> then 
add (username) to [Good Team v]
say [Thanks for joining the good team!] for (2) secs
  

else
add (username) to [Bad Team v]
say [I hope you know what you're doing...] for (2) secs
end

drmike51 wrote:

Okay, how many points do I have? This is the first time i found something like this

dietbacon wrote:

1. Participation in these point systems must be completely optional. You can create a studio with rules that you would like people to follow, but all of Scratch’s Community Guidelines still apply. For example, all projects on Scratch are remixable. If someone doesn’t give you ‘points’ for something, they can still remix, re-color, and share parts of those projects on Scratch as long as they follow the Community Guidelines.
   
2. It is not okay to say mean things, demand that Scratchers ‘pay’ if they have remixed or used something from your projects, or encourage others to post mean comments to someone because they didn’t participate in the point system.
   
3. Many of the projects being created require people to agree to some set of rules they must follow. Your project can include a list of rules, but it shouldn’t insist people do anything that doesn’t line up with our Community Guidelines.
   
4. Using something that feels like a real currency, such as creating a new crypto-currency for these studios, is not allowed on Scratch. Creating your own pretend point system that you keep track of in projects, comments, or studios is fine, but you should avoid doing anything that feels more like real money than this. Scratch isn’t meant for advertising or buying and selling things with real-world money.
   

when green flag clicked
ask [Am I Allowed To Use Points?] and wait
if <(answer) = [No]> then 
Leave all Mall-Simulators and Do Something Else

puppypearl2016 wrote:

What if the buyer were to just take the item and not do anything to it and not give credit to the original owner? I would think that they should at least give credit.

World_Languages wrote:

dietbacon wrote:

1. Participation in these point systems must be completely optional. You can create a studio with rules that you would like people to follow, but all of Scratch’s Community Guidelines still apply. For example, all projects on Scratch are remixable. If someone doesn’t give you ‘points’ for something, they can still remix, re-color, and share parts of those projects on Scratch as long as they follow the Community Guidelines.
   
2. It is not okay to say mean things, demand that Scratchers ‘pay’ if they have remixed or used something from your projects, or encourage others to post mean comments to someone because they didn’t participate in the point system.
   
3. Many of the projects being created require people to agree to some set of rules they must follow. Your project can include a list of rules, but it shouldn’t insist people do anything that doesn’t line up with our Community Guidelines.
   
4. Using something that feels like a real currency, such as creating a new crypto-currency for these studios, is not allowed on Scratch. Creating your own pretend point system that you keep track of in projects, comments, or studios is fine, but you should avoid doing anything that feels more like real money than this. Scratch isn’t meant for advertising or buying and selling things with real-world money.
   

Thank you for clarifying
Oh, and also:
5. Scratch “status” systems aren't allowed either.

-TapiocaPearl- wrote:

drmike51 wrote:

Okay, how many points do I have? This is the first time i found something like this

what is your banking number?

drmike51 wrote:

-TapiocaPearl- wrote:

drmike51 wrote:

Okay, how many points do I have? This is the first time i found something like this

what is your banking number?

I don't know?