NEW IDEA:
The words “GT-R” “Skyline” or “Nissan” must be before or after the chassis code “R34” for it to be allowed. Also, it must work with “R34” inside the parentheses too because that is the formal way to write it.

Structure for car names: (Manufacturer) (Model) (Chassis Code)

Example: Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34), Honda NSX (AP2), Porsche 911 (997), etc.

How does that sound?


OLD SUGGESTION:
This may not be a big deal for normal people, but we hardcore car enthusiasts are having a serious problem here on Scratch. The word “R34” is the chassis code of the vehicle “Nissan Skyline GT-R,” and it is prohibited from being said. We, hardcore car enthusiasts, tend to say the chassis code of vehicles because it is far simpler than saying the exact year/years. This is a very true fact; we say chassis codes all over YouTube, car shows, social media, and conversations. Since it is a prohibited word, projects that contain the Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34) have a space between the letter R and number 34 in the title or description, and it makes it look confusing and unprofessional. I ask to remove “R34” as a bad word.

If you support this post, you will have great respect from me.

List of chassis codes that are commonly used (proof):
S197, S550 - Ford Mustang
E30, E36, E46 - BMW M3
F80 - BMW M4
930, 993, 997 - Porsche 911
R32, R33, R34 - Nissan Skyline GT-R
R35 - Nissan GT-R
Z32, Z33, Z34 - Nissan Z
S13, S14, S15 - Nissan Silvia
A80, A90 - Toyota Supra
AE92 - Toyota Corolla
W20 - Toyota MR2
FC, FD - Mazda RX-7
NA - Mazda MX-5 Miata
EG6, EK9, EM1 - Honda Civic
AP1, AP2 - Honda S2000
NA1, NA2 - Honda NSX
CT9A - Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution

The word R34 has a meaning outside of Scratch that isn't very appropriate.

Zoomer_X wrote:

The word R34 has a meaning outside of Scratch that isn't very appropriate.

I can search up R34 on my school laptop, and it is monitored by my school and nothing happened.

LitYoloSwago wrote:

Zoomer_X wrote:

The word R34 has a meaning outside of Scratch that isn't very appropriate.

I can search up R34 on my school laptop, and it is monitored by my school and nothing happened.

I recommend not searching up the full name of what it's meant to stand for.

The word R34 is more about a car. I don't see anything else it would relate to. We make cars and it's hard to name our projects with the correct name without confusing others. Please unban the word.

Please change the AE86 to AE92 please, the AE86 happened to be one of the worse cars made so you prob ought to change it

TOS_NoiceBois wrote:

The word R34 is more about a car. I don't see anything else it would relate to. We make cars and it's hard to name our projects with the correct name without confusing others. Please unban the word.

Good to see you don't know what it means. But, you see, R34 has a vastly different meaning on the internet. I can't say what it is, as it's not very Scratch-appropriate.

LitYoloSwago wrote:

Zoomer_X wrote:

The word R34 has a meaning outside of Scratch that isn't very appropriate.

I can search up R34 on my school laptop, and it is monitored by my school and nothing happened.

If you searched it up where you're not being monitored by your school, you would get some very different results.

LitYoloSwago wrote:

Zoomer_X wrote:

The word R34 has a meaning outside of Scratch that isn't very appropriate.

I can search up R34 on my school laptop, and it is monitored by my school and nothing happened.

It stands for something inappropriate, the R34 by itself isn't inappropriate.

Just please stop not letting us use the word

Oh, So ST Thinks That Banning The Name Is A Good Idea. But Guess What? Every Ban Message Or Alert You Have Gotten From Scratch Is A Robot.

Whenever you put “R34” in the title, the title just comes back with “Untitled Project.” If it is in comments, the bad word detector says it's a bad word and blocks you from saying “R34” in the comments. It is very confusing.

sequeirarules wrote:

Whenever you put “R34” in the title, the title just comes back with “Untitled Project.” If it is in comments, the bad word detector says it's a bad word and blocks you from saying “R34” in the comments. It is very confusing.

R34 has a meaning outside of cars. It's not appropriate for scratch.

I suppose I'll have to explain.

R34 is short for “rule 34”, which according to some ancient Encylopedia Dramatica thing is that for anything and everything that exists, there will be drawings that are illegal to see in the red countries:

semi-support. the st has a good reason for censoring the term. however, R34 (the chassis code) could be allowed if the context is used outside of the internet term. the sad thing is, the filterbot is merely nothing but a word filter, so it won't be able to understand the context of posts.

They should definitely unban the word “R34”, but at the same time replace the ban with the word “AE86”

Its highly inappropriate.And why should AE86 be banned. R34 means something you should never say on scratch, thats why its blocked. But if R34 Cars is unbanned in that context, support i guess.

TheAE92Girl wrote:

They should definitely unban the word “R34”, but at the same time replace the ban with the word “AE86”

what's wrong with the trueno?

R{METAREDACTED}e 34.

Also, if it was unbanned, that would about be as bad as if the JJT wiki let anyone say E{nope}ful freely.

Although the ST have good reason for banning the usage of R34, I think that we should be able to use human reporters instead of the normal algorithm, since as you know the R34 is also the generation of a line of sweet Japanese cars. If “R34” gets misused to be the inappropriate definition, other humans can report it. Simple(?)