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consonant

You still can't put “passcode” in project descriptions.

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Coder_Annika

consonant wrote:
You still can't put “passcode” in project descriptions.

Probably passcode containing a word which Scratch might deem inappropriate. P***code. So use Password, and I think that works

consonant

Coder_Annika wrote:
consonant wrote:
You still can't put “passcode” in project descriptions.
Probably passcode containing a word which Scratch might deem inappropriate. P***code. So use Password, and I think that works

I'm aware why; that's why I said “still”. I already made a post earlier.

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Thanks, Clash!

He's my buddy, a little forum protector from evil kumquats. But he only likes me, not you, so he won't protect your siggies.

Bagleboi10

Ive seen a glitch where the backround does not show without moving it in the editor.

Oh hai stranger possibly stalking his convosation.

rosebud87

i tried to make an account called users_followers because users/users_followers/followers and it said that it was inappropriate

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M1mikyu

Coder_Annika wrote:
consonant wrote:
You still can't put “passcode” in project descriptions.
Probably passcode containing a word which Scratch might deem inappropriate. P***code. So use Password, and I think that works

How come password is allowed then? Password also has the non-domesticated-donkey word in it (that’s the actual meaning of the word, it’s not just another word for donkey).

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M1mikyu wrote:
Coder_Annika wrote:
consonant wrote:
You still can't put “passcode” in project descriptions.
Probably passcode containing a word which Scratch might deem inappropriate. P***code. So use Password, and I think that works
How come password is allowed then? Password also has the non-domesticated-donkey word in it (that’s the actual meaning of the word, it’s not just another word for donkey).

“Password” seems to be whitelisted.

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consonant

zhuoranma2006 wrote:
M1mikyu wrote:
Coder_Annika wrote:
consonant wrote:
You still can't put “passcode” in project descriptions.
Probably passcode containing a word which Scratch might deem inappropriate. P***code. So use Password, and I think that works
How come password is allowed then? Password also has the non-domesticated-donkey word in it (that’s the actual meaning of the word, it’s not just another word for donkey).
“Password” seems to be whitelisted.

Yeah, it's whitelisted. I'm saying they need to whitelist passcode.

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Thanks, Clash!

He's my buddy, a little forum protector from evil kumquats. But he only likes me, not you, so he won't protect your siggies.

Coder_Annika

consonant wrote:
zhuoranma2006 wrote:
M1mikyu wrote:
Coder_Annika wrote:
consonant wrote:
You still can't put “passcode” in project descriptions.
Probably passcode containing a word which Scratch might deem inappropriate. P***code. So use Password, and I think that works
How come password is allowed then? Password also has the non-domesticated-donkey word in it (that’s the actual meaning of the word, it’s not just another word for donkey).
“Password” seems to be whitelisted.
Yeah, it's whitelisted. I'm saying they need to whitelist passcode.

It's strange. But oh well.

EZ-Games

“Openish” for some reason triggers the filterbot.

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Advice:
Saying “Support” or “No Support” doesn't contribute anything to the conversation.
A question that has already been answered doesn't need to be answered twice with the same answer - bring something new to the table.

Silver-skies

EZ-Games wrote:
“Openish” for some reason triggers the filterbot.

Delete the o and the h, then you'll see why.

ilovehamsters

EZ-Games wrote:
“Openish” for some reason triggers the filterbot.

That's because it has a bad word if you don't have the o or the h

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cs458468

CeruleanRose wrote:
cs458468 wrote:
Paddle2See wrote:
Bear in mind that some words can't be fixed - because they might have multiple meanings- but this is a good idea as I can follow this topic and I'll get a message when there is a filter issue.

Perhaps you could add a few words to explain what the filter is so people aren't confused by this topic?

The filter is a program that looks at comments, studio descriptions, project instructions and so on looking for inappropriate words. Currently, it is not looking at words typed in the forums, which makes this a good place to discuss it. There is a much simpler filter that works in the forums - but it is hard-coded and not easy to change.

The Scratch Wiki has a bit on the filter too: https://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Censor
So does that explain why every time I type a bunch of numbers it replaces it with X's?
The phone number filter removes strings of numbers of certain lengths

But what if it WASN'T a phone number?

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Silver-skies

cs458468 wrote:
CeruleanRose wrote:
cs458468 wrote:
Paddle2See wrote:
Bear in mind that some words can't be fixed - because they might have multiple meanings- but this is a good idea as I can follow this topic and I'll get a message when there is a filter issue.

Perhaps you could add a few words to explain what the filter is so people aren't confused by this topic?

The filter is a program that looks at comments, studio descriptions, project instructions and so on looking for inappropriate words. Currently, it is not looking at words typed in the forums, which makes this a good place to discuss it. There is a much simpler filter that works in the forums - but it is hard-coded and not easy to change.

The Scratch Wiki has a bit on the filter too: https://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Censor
So does that explain why every time I type a bunch of numbers it replaces it with X's?
The phone number filter removes strings of numbers of certain lengths
But what if it WASN'T a phone number?

And how would the filter know that?

cs458468

Silver-skies wrote:
cs458468 wrote:
CeruleanRose wrote:
cs458468 wrote:
Paddle2See wrote:
Bear in mind that some words can't be fixed - because they might have multiple meanings- but this is a good idea as I can follow this topic and I'll get a message when there is a filter issue.

Perhaps you could add a few words to explain what the filter is so people aren't confused by this topic?

The filter is a program that looks at comments, studio descriptions, project instructions and so on looking for inappropriate words. Currently, it is not looking at words typed in the forums, which makes this a good place to discuss it. There is a much simpler filter that works in the forums - but it is hard-coded and not easy to change.

The Scratch Wiki has a bit on the filter too: https://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Censor
So does that explain why every time I type a bunch of numbers it replaces it with X's?
The phone number filter removes strings of numbers of certain lengths
But what if it WASN'T a phone number?
And how would the filter know that?

no -'s

hello

ilovehamsters

cs458468 wrote:
Silver-skies wrote:
cs458468 wrote:
CeruleanRose wrote:
cs458468 wrote:
Paddle2See wrote:
Bear in mind that some words can't be fixed - because they might have multiple meanings- but this is a good idea as I can follow this topic and I'll get a message when there is a filter issue.

Perhaps you could add a few words to explain what the filter is so people aren't confused by this topic?

The filter is a program that looks at comments, studio descriptions, project instructions and so on looking for inappropriate words. Currently, it is not looking at words typed in the forums, which makes this a good place to discuss it. There is a much simpler filter that works in the forums - but it is hard-coded and not easy to change.

The Scratch Wiki has a bit on the filter too: https://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Censor
So does that explain why every time I type a bunch of numbers it replaces it with X's?
The phone number filter removes strings of numbers of certain lengths
But what if it WASN'T a phone number?
And how would the filter know that?
no -'s

They want to be safe. And not everyone puts the dashes in when typing them. There's a lot of little kids here who will trust anyone and give out personal infomation. The team is trying to protect them

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Scratch-Coding

ilovehamsters wrote:
cs458468 wrote:
Silver-skies wrote:
cs458468 wrote:
CeruleanRose wrote:
cs458468 wrote:
Paddle2See wrote:
Bear in mind that some words can't be fixed - because they might have multiple meanings- but this is a good idea as I can follow this topic and I'll get a message when there is a filter issue.

Perhaps you could add a few words to explain what the filter is so people aren't confused by this topic?

The filter is a program that looks at comments, studio descriptions, project instructions and so on looking for inappropriate words. Currently, it is not looking at words typed in the forums, which makes this a good place to discuss it. There is a much simpler filter that works in the forums - but it is hard-coded and not easy to change.

The Scratch Wiki has a bit on the filter too: https://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Censor
So does that explain why every time I type a bunch of numbers it replaces it with X's?
The phone number filter removes strings of numbers of certain lengths
But what if it WASN'T a phone number?
And how would the filter know that?
no -'s
They want to be safe. And not everyone puts the dashes in when typing them. There's a lot of little kids here who will trust anyone and give out personal infomation. The team is trying to protect them

Yeah. Some people do 000-000-0000 or 0000000000. (Not my phone number.)

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Coder_Annika

Scratch-Coding wrote:
ilovehamsters wrote:
cs458468 wrote:
Silver-skies wrote:
cs458468 wrote:
CeruleanRose wrote:
cs458468 wrote:
Paddle2See wrote:
Bear in mind that some words can't be fixed - because they might have multiple meanings- but this is a good idea as I can follow this topic and I'll get a message when there is a filter issue.

Perhaps you could add a few words to explain what the filter is so people aren't confused by this topic?

The filter is a program that looks at comments, studio descriptions, project instructions and so on looking for inappropriate words. Currently, it is not looking at words typed in the forums, which makes this a good place to discuss it. There is a much simpler filter that works in the forums - but it is hard-coded and not easy to change.

The Scratch Wiki has a bit on the filter too: https://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Censor
So does that explain why every time I type a bunch of numbers it replaces it with X's?
The phone number filter removes strings of numbers of certain lengths
But what if it WASN'T a phone number?
And how would the filter know that?
no -'s
They want to be safe. And not everyone puts the dashes in when typing them. There's a lot of little kids here who will trust anyone and give out personal infomation. The team is trying to protect them
Yeah. Some people do 000-000-0000 or 0000000000. (Not my phone number.)

But short of mega-long strings maybe could be removed from the filter, like 12345, or 12345678901234567890123456789023456789012345678901234567890

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Scratch-Coding

Coder_Annika wrote:
Scratch-Coding wrote:
ilovehamsters wrote:
cs458468 wrote:
Silver-skies wrote:
cs458468 wrote:
CeruleanRose wrote:
cs458468 wrote:
Paddle2See wrote:
Bear in mind that some words can't be fixed - because they might have multiple meanings- but this is a good idea as I can follow this topic and I'll get a message when there is a filter issue.

Perhaps you could add a few words to explain what the filter is so people aren't confused by this topic?

The filter is a program that looks at comments, studio descriptions, project instructions and so on looking for inappropriate words. Currently, it is not looking at words typed in the forums, which makes this a good place to discuss it. There is a much simpler filter that works in the forums - but it is hard-coded and not easy to change.

The Scratch Wiki has a bit on the filter too: https://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Censor
So does that explain why every time I type a bunch of numbers it replaces it with X's?
The phone number filter removes strings of numbers of certain lengths
But what if it WASN'T a phone number?
And how would the filter know that?
no -'s
They want to be safe. And not everyone puts the dashes in when typing them. There's a lot of little kids here who will trust anyone and give out personal infomation. The team is trying to protect them
Yeah. Some people do 000-000-0000 or 0000000000. (Not my phone number.)
But short of mega-long strings maybe could be removed from the filter, like 12345, or 12345678901234567890123456789023456789012345678901234567890

What about this example “my phone number is the last 10 numbers of 11111110000000000.” Or “my phone number is 000 and 000 and 0000 together .”

Last edited by kaj (Today 05:35:43)

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