Scratch bucks how to get it
1.donate to the scratch
2.buy stuff from the store
3.You can put a paywall on your projects
Any questions

yes, too many.

Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't this like Money Blocks? Check 1.4 It's been rejected.

PS: Reported to be moved to suggestions

RainbowGlitter2010 wrote:

Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't this like Money Blocks? Check 1.4 It's been rejected.

PS: Reported to be moved to suggestions

This isn't a suggestion.
Gosh
this is supposed to be like a currency shop (i guess)
Please correct me if i'm wrong

LankyBox01 wrote:

RainbowGlitter2010 wrote:

Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't this like Money Blocks? Check 1.4 It's been rejected.

PS: Reported to be moved to suggestions

This isn't a suggestion.
Gosh
this is supposed to be like a currency shop (i guess)
Please correct me if i'm wrong

Oh ok. Wait I get it now. But how can a scratcher know when another scratcher has donated to scratch?

RainbowGlitter2010 wrote:

LankyBox01 wrote:

RainbowGlitter2010 wrote:

Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't this like Money Blocks? Check 1.4 It's been rejected.

PS: Reported to be moved to suggestions

This isn't a suggestion.
Gosh
this is supposed to be like a currency shop (i guess)
Please correct me if i'm wrong

Oh ok. Wait I get it now. But how can a scratcher know when another scratcher has donated to scratch?

he didn't mention that

LankyBox01 wrote:

RainbowGlitter2010 wrote:

LankyBox01 wrote:

RainbowGlitter2010 wrote:

Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't this like Money Blocks? Check 1.4 It's been rejected.

PS: Reported to be moved to suggestions

This isn't a suggestion.
Gosh
this is supposed to be like a currency shop (i guess)
Please correct me if i'm wrong

Oh ok. Wait I get it now. But how can a scratcher know when another scratcher has donated to scratch?

he didn't mention that

I really don't understand. Well, nvm

RainbowGlitter2010 wrote:

LankyBox01 wrote:

RainbowGlitter2010 wrote:

Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't this like Money Blocks? Check 1.4 It's been rejected.

PS: Reported to be moved to suggestions

This isn't a suggestion.
Gosh
this is supposed to be like a currency shop (i guess)
Please correct me if i'm wrong

Oh ok. Wait I get it now. But how can a scratcher know when another scratcher has donated to scratch?

You cant put an money block in a project but you can put an paywall for your project only

Benjydenjy wrote:

RainbowGlitter2010 wrote:

LankyBox01 wrote:

RainbowGlitter2010 wrote:

Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't this like Money Blocks? Check 1.4 It's been rejected.

PS: Reported to be moved to suggestions

This isn't a suggestion.
Gosh
this is supposed to be like a currency shop (i guess)
Please correct me if i'm wrong

Oh ok. Wait I get it now. But how can a scratcher know when another scratcher has donated to scratch?

You cant put an money block in a project but you can put an paywall for your project only

This sounds like a suggestion for something you want added to Scratch. However, we don't ever want Scratch projects or features to be paywalled. It's important that everything on Scratch is accessible to everyone - Scratch is about learning and sharing with others, not money. See this thread.

This block, and others, could be used to ask users to pay real money in order to do something in the project. The problem with such money blocks is that many users on the website are young and do not quite know how money works (and most do not even have a credit card account). Users could make projects which require others to pay a large amount of money in order to play the project. Overall, it adds further complexity to the website, and would limit users' access, without any clear benefit towards the educational value.

Some form of digital currency which allows you to “buy” Scratch features (with real or fake money) would not really benefit the educational value of Scratch; after all, there is not really anything that you can buy. While there could be features that are only unlockable via digital currency, this does not really contribute to Scratch's purpose of being a programming language available for everyone. However, you can make digital currency in your own projects, if you like.