Put punishments on scratch for people spamming in Scratch github pull requests

-EmeraldThunder-

vudeptrai090211 wrote:
Only put punnishments if scratchers purposely spam

How can you detect this?

god286

b u m p

warriorcatz2009

There are many scratchers that are too young for github you have to be 13 to use GitHub just like Facebook ( now called meta ), Twitter, tiktok, YouTube, and Instagram. Also scratch is already doing the temporary 3-day ban thing and some scratchers ( even new ones ) don’t yet know spamming is not ok. But if they do it a lot purposely then they would get banned.

dertermenter

BUmp

sharkode

Banning them on Scratch doesn't work, especially if the ban is permeant, they would most likely take revenge against Scratch Team by spamming more requests since their accounts is already banned. Plus I think it's wrong to ban people for things they did off the site (ST might not agree, but I think it's not ok to ban people for things they did off the site, no matter how bad the things are, since they don't have right off their site, and it cannot stop those things from happening)

vudeptrai090211

-EmeraldThunder- wrote:
vudeptrai090211 wrote:
Only put punnishments if scratchers purposely spam
How can you detect this?

when this rule is enabled :: events :: hat
repeat until <this rule is rejected>
if <(spam) > (spam limit)> then
block user

Last edited by vudeptrai090211 (Nov. 10, 2021 12:42:11)

-ElectronicArts-

sharkode wrote:
Banning them on Scratch doesn't work, especially if the ban is permeant, they would most likely take revenge against Scratch Team by spamming more requests since their accounts is already banned. Plus I think it's wrong to ban people for things they did off the site (ST might not agree, but I think it's not ok to ban people for things they did off the site, no matter how bad the things are, since they don't have right off their site, and it cannot stop those things from happening)

they can report spam

DangerousDawn

-ElectronicArts- wrote:
sharkode wrote:
Banning them on Scratch doesn't work, especially if the ban is permeant, they would most likely take revenge against Scratch Team by spamming more requests since their accounts is already banned. Plus I think it's wrong to ban people for things they did off the site (ST might not agree, but I think it's not ok to ban people for things they did off the site, no matter how bad the things are, since they don't have right off their site, and it cannot stop those things from happening)
they can report spam

That's like reporting a YouTube video…

Queer_Royalty

DawnRooney27 wrote:
-ElectronicArts- wrote:
sharkode wrote:
Banning them on Scratch doesn't work, especially if the ban is permeant, they would most likely take revenge against Scratch Team by spamming more requests since their accounts is already banned. Plus I think it's wrong to ban people for things they did off the site (ST might not agree, but I think it's not ok to ban people for things they did off the site, no matter how bad the things are, since they don't have right off their site, and it cannot stop those things from happening)
they can report spam
That's like reporting a YouTube video…

I need context I don't have YouTube

dhuls

sharkode wrote:
Banning them on Scratch doesn't work, especially if the ban is permeant, they would most likely take revenge against Scratch Team by spamming more requests since their accounts is already banned. Plus I think it's wrong to ban people for things they did off the site (ST might not agree, but I think it's not ok to ban people for things they did off the site, no matter how bad the things are, since they don't have right off their site, and it cannot stop those things from happening)

They could also ban then from GitHub. Read the docs lol.

Also stop with the “they don't have right off their site” nonsense. Their GitHub organization is basically their site.

DangerousDawn

Queer_Royalty wrote:
DawnRooney27 wrote:
-ElectronicArts- wrote:
sharkode wrote:
Banning them on Scratch doesn't work, especially if the ban is permeant, they would most likely take revenge against Scratch Team by spamming more requests since their accounts is already banned. Plus I think it's wrong to ban people for things they did off the site (ST might not agree, but I think it's not ok to ban people for things they did off the site, no matter how bad the things are, since they don't have right off their site, and it cannot stop those things from happening)
they can report spam
That's like reporting a YouTube video…
I need context I don't have YouTube

It will most likely not get through due to how massively big of a platform Github is. And even if the Github team does view it, it will probably be too late by the time they get to the report. Like YouTube.

2022diMiner

Yes, I agree.

-ElectronicArts-

2022diMiner wrote:
Yes, I agree.

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hiPeeps124816

no support, this would be like scratch warning people for using another way of communication
also what do you mean by spamming

dave-alt-4

hiPeeps124816 wrote:
no support, this would be like scratch warning people for using another way of communication
also what do you mean by spamming

spamming pull request with scratch devs? correct me if I'm wrong

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