Is my website for a project series ok for Scratch.

LankyBox01

Jeffalo wrote:
LankyBox01 wrote:
DawnRooney27 wrote:
LankyBox01 wrote:
My point still stands. https://github.com/LankyBox01/ImpactJSON
I'm don't really know how to use JavaScript. I'm also very lazy, which is why I use Wix to build my websites.
You don't need to know javascript to use this…
i dont think suggesting your experimental website editor is a good way to help someone with a completely unrelated issue.

it's related if you read the original post

PrincessAudrey2385

LankyBox01 wrote:
Jeffalo wrote:
LankyBox01 wrote:
DawnRooney27 wrote:
LankyBox01 wrote:
My point still stands. https://github.com/LankyBox01/ImpactJSON
I'm don't really know how to use JavaScript. I'm also very lazy, which is why I use Wix to build my websites.
You don't need to know javascript to use this…
i dont think suggesting your experimental website editor is a good way to help someone with a completely unrelated issue.
it's related if you read the original post

It seems more like advertising your application. And the OP said she doesn't know how to use JavaScript.

han614698

No, not allowed at all.

DangerousDawn

han614698 wrote:
No, not allowed at all.

There has to be something allowed. I know what's not.

PrincessAudrey2385

DawnRooney27 wrote:
han614698 wrote:
No, not allowed at all.
There has to be something allowed. I know what's not.

Haven't people already said so what is allowed and whats not?

LankyBox01

PrincessAudrey2385 wrote:
LankyBox01 wrote:
Jeffalo wrote:
LankyBox01 wrote:
DawnRooney27 wrote:
LankyBox01 wrote:
My point still stands. https://github.com/LankyBox01/ImpactJSON
I'm don't really know how to use JavaScript. I'm also very lazy, which is why I use Wix to build my websites.
You don't need to know javascript to use this…
i dont think suggesting your experimental website editor is a good way to help someone with a completely unrelated issue.
it's related if you read the original post
It seems more like advertising your application. And the OP said she doesn't know how to use JavaScript.

LankyBox01 wrote:
DawnRooney27 wrote:
LankyBox01 wrote:
My point still stands. https://github.com/LankyBox01/ImpactJSON
I'm don't really know how to use JavaScript. I'm also very lazy, which is why I use Wix to build my websites.
You don't need to know javascript to use this…

imfh

Allowing comments, even if they have to be approved by you, isn't allowed. It's kind of like why sharing your email isn't allowed; people can send you emails (or comments) which aren't moderated. When the Scratch Team thinks of a moderator, they generally mean someone who moderates for a paid job. Self moderation is kind of iffy.

If you didn't have any comments and made sure everything else was appropriate for Scratch, your website would probably be allowed.

PrincessAudrey2385

imfh wrote:
If you didn't have any comments and made sure everything else was appropriate for Scratch, your website would probably be allowed.

I checked the site. The comments are gone. The only chat is the business chat.

Last edited by PrincessAudrey2385 (Sept. 10, 2021 17:12:40)

imfh

PrincessAudrey2385 wrote:
imfh wrote:
If you didn't have any comments and made sure everything else was appropriate for Scratch, your website would probably be allowed.
I checked the site. The comments are gone. The only chat is the business chat.

That isn't allowed either. If sharing your email isn't allowed, sharing a website which allows you to send a message to yourself isn't allowed either.

Paddle2See

Unfortunately, the way you have described it, no, you would not be allowed to link to your site from Scratch. The “unmoderated chat” characterization would apply to the capabilities you are describing. To be “Scratch friendly”, the site would have to be moderated by third-party adult moderators that had essentially the same standards as Scratch - a pretty high bar to reach.

_omitted_Clausewitz

no, it is not.

cookies makes me angry. STOP STEALING MY ONLINE FINGERPRINT YOU-
unmoderated chat bad.
wix is company. wix websites link to wix. you pay money on wix sometimes. not cool. at all.

edit: did not check the second page and did not see the above comment. whoops.

Last edited by _omitted_Clausewitz (Sept. 10, 2021 23:47:59)

_omitted_Clausewitz

LankyBox01 wrote:
-snip-

you're still kind of advertising btw.

DangerousDawn

_omitted_Clausewitz wrote:
no, it is not.
cookies makes me angry.

I cannot disable cookies, but you can.

_omitted_Clausewitz wrote:
STOP STEALING MY ONLINE FINGERPRINT YOU-

Don't test me you-

_omitted_Clausewitz wrote:
unmoderated chat bad.

I have removed the buisness chat. Made me sad but I did it.

_omitted_Clausewitz wrote:
wix is company. wix websites link to wix. you pay money on wix sometimes. not cool. at all.

Paying is optional.

DangerousDawn

Business chat has been removed. And cookies can now be disabled. How's this?

LankyBox01

DawnRooney27 wrote:
Business chat has been removed. And cookies can now be disabled. How's this?

how do i disable

DangerousDawn

LankyBox01 wrote:
DawnRooney27 wrote:
Business chat has been removed. And cookies can now be disabled. How's this?
how do i disable

LankyBox01

DawnRooney27 wrote:
LankyBox01 wrote:
DawnRooney27 wrote:
Business chat has been removed. And cookies can now be disabled. How's this?
how do i disable

but i want consent before it sets cookies

Austinato

I read the OP but not the two pages of replies, so sorry if I missed anything.

As annoying as this might be, remove any element of your site that has live chat, or really just any form of communication (including forums.) If you want feedback on your stuff, tell people to post it on your profile or a project.

From my understanding of the ST's policies, what I described should be an easy and Scratch-okay way to go about this.

Last edited by Austinato (Sept. 11, 2021 20:38:06)

LankyBox01

https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/post/24672/
follow these and you're good to go

DangerousDawn

LankyBox01 wrote:
DawnRooney27 wrote:
LankyBox01 wrote:
DawnRooney27 wrote:
Business chat has been removed. And cookies can now be disabled. How's this?
how do i disable
but i want consent before it sets cookies

Clear the cookies already set. There should be a cookie consent notice.

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