Super_Scratch_Bros20 wrote:

I'm not sure whether this counts as a Scratch Trend, but @ipzy's Icon Creator is increasingly growing in popularity. I keep seeing ipzy-style pfps everywhere. Perhaps you should include that in Scratch Trends?

pippy2011eight wrote:

can you add a talk page

R4356th wrote:

Super_Scratch_Bros20 wrote:

I'm not sure whether this counts as a Scratch Trend, but @ipzy's Icon Creator is increasingly growing in popularity. I keep seeing ipzy-style pfps everywhere. Perhaps you should include that in Scratch Trends?

Sorry, we will not add that unless it gets really popular because this is against our Wiki Guidelines.

s_123_345 wrote:

There should be a page about dead links.

R4356th wrote:

s_123_345 wrote:

There should be a page about dead links.

There is a page about dead links in wiki articles but not any about a list of them.

TenType wrote:

R4356th wrote:

s_123_345 wrote:

There should be a page about dead links.

There is a page about dead links in wiki articles but not any about a list of them.

Correction: There is a page with a list of dead links located here, however, if you wish to know more about them, click on the link that R4356th sent.

Coltonbillis wrote:

request: Scratch Advanced

kenny2scratch wrote:

kenny2scratch wrote:

Welcome to the public Scratch Wiki forum topic!

We recommend that before you post anything, you read the Community Portal archives to see if your question has been answered. There are also FAQs below.

Types of posts that are cool

• Asking a question about the Wiki
  
• Answering a question someone has asked
  
• Constructive criticism on how the Wiki can improve (e.g. “I think this could be better like this” or “you're missing something here”)
  
• General suggestions
  

Types of posts that aren't cool

Anything that doesn't follow Community Guidelines is not okay for here, including:

• Disrespectful posts
  
• Posts with inappropriate content
  
• Spam or advertisements - keep that in the Show and Tell forum
  
• Destructive criticism (e.g. “the Wiki is stupid!” or “my account request was rejected! you're the worst people in the world”)
  

FAQs

Q: I have a Scratch account! Why can't I sign in/edit the wiki?
A: You cannot edit/sign in because a Scratch account does not correspond to a Scratch Wiki account. You need to request for a Scratch Wiki account to edit. You can do so here: S:JOIN

Q: Why is the header color different than the Scratch header?
A: The Scratch Wiki is independently run, and is on different servers and a different domain. To distinguish the main website from the Wiki, the (default*) header color is different between the two sites.
* Logged in users are able to change the color of the header to their liking.

Q: How do I become an EW/admin/bureaucrat?
A: EWs are elected, usually every one to two years. Administrators are appointed by current administrators and/or bureaucrats, which typically happens during an election as well. Bureaucrats are either Scratch Team members or appointed (but far more infrequently - there has been a total of one occasion of bureaucrats being appointed in history).

Credit to NYCDOT for the original FAQs and idea.

Have fun!

Make your post now! We welcome questions and suggestions of any kind

Credit to asqwde for the idea for this topic

CWorld wrote:

kenny2scratch wrote:

Hello, actually can you guide me to how to make a new forum topic ??

AfraidRacer wrote:

AAAH! The Scratch Wiki has turned PURPLE!

hotwheelslego wrote:

AfraidRacer wrote:

AAAH! The Scratch Wiki has turned PURPLE!

Wait, what?

TenType wrote:

hotwheelslego wrote:

AfraidRacer wrote:

AAAH! The Scratch Wiki has turned PURPLE!

Wait, what?

The Scratch Wiki header is always purple by default (can be changed within Preferences if you have a wiki account)

The False Reporting Issue
The term “I was false reported!” is often used to cover up the fact you broke a rule. The ST checks everything about the account before filing a report, so please don't spam the forums because you broke a rule.

Super_Scratch_Bros20 wrote:

-snip-

Super_Scratch_Bros20 wrote:

Wouldn't the false reporting “issue” be a misconception about Scratch?

According to @ThatOneWeirdDude's Frequently Asked Questions and Answers:

The False Reporting Issue
The term “I was false reported!” is often used to cover up the fact you broke a rule. The ST checks everything about the account before filing a report, so please don't spam the forums because you broke a rule.