Scratch community wiki

Cool_Awesomenes

hello, i made a wiki called the scratch community wiki.
the point of it is to be a place where people can make pages about a scratch project.
a thing you might be asking is “why does this wiki exist when there is already an official scratch wiki?” well unlike to offical one, this one will be based more on things the community makes, not things like features like the official one, i need help making it, and you dont need a fandom account to edit on it. https://scratch-community.fandom.com/wiki/Scratch_Community_Wiki
UPDATE: I guess it closed from inactivity and some random person made a new wiki with the same exact name. I have nothing to do with the new one.

Last edited by Cool_Awesomenes (Aug. 21, 2021 22:41:38)

Meatlejuice

Pretty neat idea, bumping this thread

Cool_Awesomenes

Meatlejuice wrote:
Pretty neat idea, bumping this thread

ok!

technoguyx

What about wiki.scratch.mit.edu?

ThatOneWeirdDude

technoguyx wrote:
What about wiki.scratch.mit.edu?

That is different, this is fandom, not wiki

also the op said:
why does this wiki exist when there is already an official scratch wiki?” well unlike to offical one, this one will be based more on things the community makes, not things like features like the official one

Last edited by ThatOneWeirdDude (Nov. 1, 2019 21:32:46)

Cool_Awesomenes

technoguyx wrote:
What about wiki.scratch.mit.edu?

please at least read the post i made.

AutumnLunarMoon

Cool idea! I have a Fandom account so I may help out from time to time.

Cool_Awesomenes

AutumnLunarMoon wrote:
Cool idea! I have a Fandom account so I may help out from time to time.

ok!

LastContinue

Meatlejuice wrote:
Pretty neat idea, bumping this thread

I still find it weird how Scratch is a website so dedicated to sharing yet the “official” wiki doesn't allow mention of anything shared on the website. It's barren of a whole word out of the motto.
I'd contribute to this, but my writing skills are borderline non-existent.

Meatlejuice

LastContinue wrote:
Meatlejuice wrote:
Pretty neat idea, bumping this thread
I still find it weird how Scratch is a website so dedicated to sharing yet the “official” wiki doesn't allow mention of anything shared on the website. It's barren of a whole word out of the motto.

I think it should be that way. The Scratch wiki is for the site itself, rather than what its community has done. Having a community wiki is probably the best idea.

LastContinue

Meatlejuice wrote:
LastContinue wrote:
Meatlejuice wrote:
Pretty neat idea, bumping this thread
I still find it weird how Scratch is a website so dedicated to sharing yet the “official” wiki doesn't allow mention of anything shared on the website. It's barren of a whole word out of the motto.
I think it should be that way. The Scratch wiki is for the site itself, rather than what its community has done. Having a community wiki is probably the best idea.

Fair point.

CatsUnited

LastContinue wrote:
Meatlejuice wrote:
LastContinue wrote:
Meatlejuice wrote:
Pretty neat idea, bumping this thread
I still find it weird how Scratch is a website so dedicated to sharing yet the “official” wiki doesn't allow mention of anything shared on the website. It's barren of a whole word out of the motto.
I think it should be that way. The Scratch wiki is for the site itself, rather than what its community has done. Having a community wiki is probably the best idea.
Fair point.

My question is should the Scratch Community Wiki be on Wikia though, or should it be a real wiki and use it's own site and MediaWiki?

LastContinue

CatsUnited wrote:
LastContinue wrote:
Meatlejuice wrote:
LastContinue wrote:
Meatlejuice wrote:
Pretty neat idea, bumping this thread
I still find it weird how Scratch is a website so dedicated to sharing yet the “official” wiki doesn't allow mention of anything shared on the website. It's barren of a whole word out of the motto.
I think it should be that way. The Scratch wiki is for the site itself, rather than what its community has done. Having a community wiki is probably the best idea.
Fair point.
My question is should the Scratch Community Wiki be on Wikia though, or should it be a real wiki and use it's own site and MediaWiki?

Same because I can see the ST taking issue with Fandom having a register button…

Cool_Awesomenes

LastContinue wrote:
CatsUnited wrote:
LastContinue wrote:
Meatlejuice wrote:
LastContinue wrote:
Meatlejuice wrote:
Pretty neat idea, bumping this thread
I still find it weird how Scratch is a website so dedicated to sharing yet the “official” wiki doesn't allow mention of anything shared on the website. It's barren of a whole word out of the motto.
I think it should be that way. The Scratch wiki is for the site itself, rather than what its community has done. Having a community wiki is probably the best idea.
Fair point.
My question is should the Scratch Community Wiki be on Wikia though, or should it be a real wiki and use it's own site and MediaWiki?
Same because I can see the ST taking issue with Fandom having a register button…

you don't need to log in to edit.

henry-stickmin156

Everyone who things http://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/ is a fake one, it is real because there in on the “Community” it is (scroll down)

when green flag clicked
<real website is [real/fake v] ?>
<(answer) = real>
{scratchblocks

Cool_Awesomenes

henry-stickmin156 wrote:
Everyone who things http://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/ is a fake one, it is real because there in on the “Community” it is (scroll down)
when green flag clicked
<real website is [real/fake v] ?>
<(answer) = real>
{scratchblocks[/quote]
This Discussion is like 2 years old now

Unithlees3

Cool_Awesomenes wrote:
henry-stickmin156 wrote:
Everyone who things http://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/ is a fake one, it is real because there in on the “Community” it is (scroll down)
when green flag clicked
<real website is [real/fake v] ?>
<(answer) = real>
This Discussion is like 2 years old now

close it

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