jirfeww wrote:

deck26 wrote:

secretagent123 wrote:

deck26 wrote:

jirfeww wrote:

secretagent123 wrote:

It is probably possible to encode it but you would have to build the decoder app as a conventional reader is much more complex.
I would recommend having a 100 by 100 grid and highlight pixels if something is true.

Oh well, it looks like i will have to make an encoding thing first not qr code generator
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Still need to watch the rules though, no free chat however you encode it.

But if it was just an encryption tool and a decryption tool that wouldn't break the rules though would it?

I've already answered this. If you allow free text to be encoded and shared with others then that is a chat project and it doesn't matter how the encoding is being done - it is against the rules. If someone produces an encoded message and shares it via email or other platform there should be no problem them using a Scratch project to decode the message.

However if someone did that and wrote something offensive to the other person that may be a grey area. Your project would have enabled that to happen after all. So it would still be safer to only allow a pre-defined set of messages.

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deck26 wrote:

jirfeww wrote:

deck26 wrote:

secretagent123 wrote:

deck26 wrote:

jirfeww wrote:

secretagent123 wrote:

It is probably possible to encode it but you would have to build the decoder app as a conventional reader is much more complex.
I would recommend having a 100 by 100 grid and highlight pixels if something is true.

Oh well, it looks like i will have to make an encoding thing first not qr code generator
My browser / operating system: BlackberryPlaybook, Safari 7.2.1.0, No Flash version detected Gotcha! It's Chrome dev, dude

Still need to watch the rules though, no free chat however you encode it.

But if it was just an encryption tool and a decryption tool that wouldn't break the rules though would it?

I've already answered this. If you allow free text to be encoded and shared with others then that is a chat project and it doesn't matter how the encoding is being done - it is against the rules. If someone produces an encoded message and shares it via email or other platform there should be no problem them using a Scratch project to decode the message.

However if someone did that and wrote something offensive to the other person that may be a grey area. Your project would have enabled that to happen after all. So it would still be safer to only allow a pre-defined set of messages.

CAN SOMEONE CLOSE THIS TOPIC? THIS TOPIC IS FILLING UP MY MAIL!

when I say that :: events hat
SOMEONE CLOSE THIS TOPIC!!!!!!!!!!! :: cap block

You should have an option at the bottom to close it yourself.

jirfeww wrote:

I'm a new scartcher, only scratchers can.