Fandom_Gal wrote:

Fronztess123 wrote:

Fandom_Gal wrote:

Hi .can I join I can help spread the word on people's profile about the paper and the survey. I can also help with the data

I do that too! (Just not a lot)

so i can do that ?

Fronztess123 wrote:

I dunno I didn't ask. Now: Can I do that too?

Fandom_Gal wrote:

Fronztess123 wrote:

Fandom_Gal wrote:

Hi .can I join I can help spread the word on people's profile about the paper and the survey. I can also help with the data

I do that too! (Just not a lot)

so i can do that ?

I dunno I didn't ask when I did it @ajsya said OK though. Can I do that too?

ajsya wrote:

Fronztess123 wrote:

I dunno I didn't ask. Now: Can I do that too?

Fandom_Gal wrote:

Fronztess123 wrote:

Fandom_Gal wrote:

Hi .can I join I can help spread the word on people's profile about the paper and the survey. I can also help with the data

I do that too! (Just not a lot)

so i can do that ?

I dunno I didn't ask when I did it @ajsya said OK though. Can I do that too?

You guys can both advertise, okay?

Poufflez wrote:

I would like to be a project reviewer.

ajsya wrote:

Poufflez wrote:

I would like to be a project reviewer.

Sure!

FNaF Ban: Where Scratch Stands Today
The Ban Begins
On November 16, 2015, Scratch Team member @speakvisually made a post stating that all inappropriateFNaF projects would be removed.Many people thought that FNaF was banned entirely, causing more than 200 pages of rage and debate.While most FNaF projects were removed at that time. FNaF still remains a crucial issue today.

Where Scratch Stands Today
Although the restriction is still in place today, there are still many inappropriate FNaF projects on Scratch. However, Scratchers are coming up with creative ways to bypass it. 1 way is by making jumpscare buttons- an ability to turn off jumpscares. There are many other ways as well.

If You See A Inappropriate FNaF project
Make sure to report it to the Scratch Team.

But make sure that it has inappropriate content, or it might lead to moderation actions against your account.

Epic_TV wrote:

Okay, here's my article.

FNaF Ban: Where Scratch Stands Today
The Ban Begins
On November 16, 2015, Scratch Team member @speakvisually made a post stating that all inappropriateFNaF projects would be removed.Many people thought that FNaF was banned entirely, causing more than 200 pages of rage and debate.While most FNaF projects were removed at that time. FNaF still remains a crucial issue today.

Where Scratch Stands Today
Although the restriction is still in place today, there are still many inappropriate FNaF projects on Scratch. However, Scratchers are coming up with creative ways to bypass it. 1 way is by making jumpscare buttons- an ability to turn off jumpscares. There are many other ways as well.

If You See A Inappropriate FNaF project
Make sure to report it to the Scratch Team.

But make sure that it has inappropriate content, or it might lead to moderation actions against your account.

SockedMonster wrote:

My story is pretty decent. If it’s good enough, I might make it a series. Expect it done later tonight.

Balsamroot

flower
small, fragrant, bright yellow
waving gently in the wind
covering the hills with yellow blankets
no worries, no cares, no thoughts

She looks around at the bunches of yellow flowers- Balsam flowers, looking almost like miniature sunflowers. They point towards the sun rising in the eastern sky. The flowers bend in the wind as it rushes busily over the hill and into the draw dividing the two hills.
She lowers her nose to a flower, inhaling the sweet perfume and closing her eyes. Her hair falls into her face, like a curtain between her and everyone else. Here, there was only her, and this flower.
A bee lands on the flower next to her, and she watches it climb around, gathering pollen. It takes off, flying into nowhere. Under the flower are two ants, and a ladybug. A type of bug she’s never seen before is crawling down the stem, disappearing among the leaves.
She looks up at the sky, empty except for a few wispy clouds along the edges. The wind blows around her, rushing up to the sky, taking the smell of the flowers up with it.

BonnieCat91 wrote:

Here's my piece. It's inspired by a type of flowers that grows where I live.

Balsamroot

flower
small, fragrant, bright yellow
waving gently in the wind
covering the hills with yellow blankets
no worries, no cares, no thoughts

She looks around at the bunches of yellow flowers- Balsam flowers, looking almost like miniature sunflowers. They point towards the sun rising in the eastern sky. The flowers bend in the wind as it rushes busily over the hill and into the draw dividing the two hills.
She lowers her nose to a flower, inhaling the sweet perfume and closing her eyes. Her hair falls into her face, like a curtain between her and everyone else. Here, there was only her, and this flower.
A bee lands on the flower next to her, and she watches it climb around, gathering pollen. It takes off, flying into nowhere. Under the flower are two ants, and a ladybug. A type of bug she’s never seen before is crawling down the stem, disappearing among the leaves.
She looks up at the sky, empty except for a few wispy clouds along the edges. The wind blows around her, rushing up to the sky, taking the smell of the flowers up with it.

BonnieCat91 wrote:

Here's my piece. It's inspired by a type of flowers that grows where I live.

Balsamroot

flower
small, fragrant, bright yellow
waving gently in the wind
covering the hills with yellow blankets
no worries, no cares, no thoughts

She looks around at the bunches of yellow flowers- Balsam flowers, looking almost like miniature sunflowers. They point towards the sun rising in the eastern sky. The flowers bend in the wind as it rushes busily over the hill and into the draw dividing the two hills.
She lowers her nose to a flower, inhaling the sweet perfume and closing her eyes. Her hair falls into her face, like a curtain between her and everyone else. Here, there was only her, and this flower.
A bee lands on the flower next to her, and she watches it climb around, gathering pollen. It takes off, flying into nowhere. Under the flower are two ants, and a ladybug. A type of bug she’s never seen before is crawling down the stem, disappearing among the leaves.
She looks up at the sky, empty except for a few wispy clouds along the edges. The wind blows around her, rushing up to the sky, taking the smell of the flowers up with it.

ajsya wrote:

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Epic_TV wrote:

ajsya wrote:

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Please don't put links to Google Slides.

Reported for safety.

ajsya wrote:

Epic_TV wrote:

ajsya wrote:

<snip>

Please don't put links to Google Slides.

Reported for safety.

Why? There's no chat, people can't see who else is on it and I just wanted NYCDOT's advise on how it was going. It was all fine. Plus your just supposed to report things silently, you don't have to tell other people that you reported somebody.

Epic_TV wrote:

ajsya wrote:

Epic_TV wrote:

ajsya wrote:

<snip>

Please don't put links to Google Slides.

Reported for safety.

Why? There's no chat, people can't see who else is on it and I just wanted NYCDOT's advise on how it was going. It was all fine. Plus your just supposed to report things silently, you don't have to tell other people that you reported somebody.

Sorry

WarriorCatLover1212 wrote:

Can I join? I can make games, puzzles, ect.