Epileptic warnings

k0d3rrr

Gamer_Logan819 wrote:
sharkode wrote:
I_LOVE_TO_MAKE_STUFF wrote:
sharkode wrote:
k0d3rrr wrote:
Would the creator of the game:
A) Receive an alert for a ‘false epileptic warning’?
B) Receive a ban for one week?
C) Receive a permanent ban?
A. Yes
B. No
C. No

Also if a project is intentionally designed to harm epileptic people the owner might be permanently banned
That's quite light if you ask me
How is a permanent ban light? What else do you do? Throw them in prison? Execute them?

In the U.S attempted murder is 10-15 years in prison. You could consider intentionally flashing lights to harm epileptic people attempted murder. So yes, let’s drive to their shack in the middle of the forest somewhere and throw em in jail.

Edit: Also support.

1. That statement I had made was an earlier version of my post. The full version of that post can be found here, but my actual post after realising what this suggestion is all about can be found here
2. That is kinda off-topic. This isn't talking about murder, this is talking about the consequences of false warnings.
3. Let me say this in Scratchblocks:

when someone uses the support convention:: events hat
post [Please say why you support. The forums are not a ballot box.]:: looks

Edit: Every time I post something, it literally appears on the next page. And this is it. Post #81.

Last edited by k0d3rrr (March 23, 2022 10:19:34)

k0d3rrr

k0d3rrr wrote:
Bump. (This could be very useful for people with epilepsy.)

k0d3rrr

I was just wondering if this is a possible duplicate? https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/574336/

sharkode

k0d3rrr wrote:
I was just wondering if this is a possible duplicate? https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/574336/

Mine is way more in-depth and more detailed.

k0d3rrr

sharkode wrote:
k0d3rrr wrote:
I was just wondering if this is a possible duplicate? https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/574336/
Mine is way more in-depth and more detailed.

That makes sense.
WHYYYYYYYY?!?! NOT 60 SECONDS AGAIN!!!!!!

VedanshS933

Sorry, you have to wait 60 seconds between posts

k0d3rrr wrote:
sharkode wrote:
k0d3rrr wrote:
I was just wondering if this is a possible duplicate? https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/574336/
Mine is way more in-depth and more detailed.
That makes sense.
WHYYYYYYYY?!?! NOT 60 SECONDS AGAIN!!!!!!

It's still a dupe
The community discuss

historical_supa

This is a dupe: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/574336/

jackson49

historical_supa wrote:
This is a dupe: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/574336/

To be fair, this suggestion is far more in-depth and suggests features the other topic doesn't

warriorcats2155

VedanshS933 wrote:
Sorry, you have to wait 60 seconds between posts
k0d3rrr wrote:
sharkode wrote:
k0d3rrr wrote:
I was just wondering if this is a possible duplicate? https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/574336/
Mine is way more in-depth and more detailed.
That makes sense.
WHYYYYYYYY?!?! NOT 60 SECONDS AGAIN!!!!!!

It's still a dupe
The community discuss

It is way more in depth and detailed tho

sharkode

VedanshS933 wrote:
Sorry, you have to wait 60 seconds between posts
k0d3rrr wrote:
sharkode wrote:
k0d3rrr wrote:
I was just wondering if this is a possible duplicate? https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/574336/
Mine is way more in-depth and more detailed.
That makes sense.
WHYYYYYYYY?!?! NOT 60 SECONDS AGAIN!!!!!!

It's still a dupe
The community discuss

I added all the stuffs like extra rules and an “I'm epileptic” option and made the epileptic warning compulsory for projects with flashing light, that one is just an option to add an epileptic warning.

5xsavvy

i dont know about this….

historical_supa

5xsavvy wrote:
i dont know about this….

Then why post?

Epsilon_3

sharkode wrote:
I_LOVE_TO_MAKE_STUFF wrote:
sharkode wrote:
k0d3rrr wrote:
Would the creator of the game:
A) Receive an alert for a ‘false epileptic warning’?
B) Receive a ban for one week?
C) Receive a permanent ban?
A. Yes
B. No
C. No

Also if a project is intentionally designed to harm epileptic people the owner might be permanently banned
That's quite light if you ask me
How is a permanent ban light? What else do you do? Throw them in prison? Execute them?

They said yes to a simple warning. Is that not light?

*For a “False elliptic warning”

Last edited by Epsilon_3 (March 30, 2022 23:23:46)

sharkode

Epsilon_3 wrote:
sharkode wrote:
I_LOVE_TO_MAKE_STUFF wrote:
sharkode wrote:
k0d3rrr wrote:
Would the creator of the game:
A) Receive an alert for a ‘false epileptic warning’?
B) Receive a ban for one week?
C) Receive a permanent ban?
A. Yes
B. No
C. No

Also if a project is intentionally designed to harm epileptic people the owner might be permanently banned
That's quite light if you ask me
How is a permanent ban light? What else do you do? Throw them in prison? Execute them?
They said yes to a simple warning. Is that not light?

I don't understand, also A is no because it's hard to determine if a game contains fake warnings or not.

k0d3rrr

Epsilon_3 wrote:
sharkode wrote:
I_LOVE_TO_MAKE_STUFF wrote:
sharkode wrote:
k0d3rrr wrote:
Would the creator of the game:
A) Receive an alert for a ‘false epileptic warning’?
B) Receive a ban for one week?
C) Receive a permanent ban?
A. Yes
B. No
C. No

Also if a project is intentionally designed to harm epileptic people the owner might be permanently banned
That's quite light if you ask me
How is a permanent ban light? What else do you do? Throw them in prison? Execute them?
They said yes to a simple warning. Is that not light?

I think the irony in this is that my comment is actually the original version of that comment (a full version of that comment can be found here) and yet in the end, I chose support because you can report them for a false epileptic warning.

Epsilon_3

sharkode wrote:
jackson49 wrote:
rayli1123 wrote:
This looks like a decent suggestion that would be useful in many circumstances. However, this is a duplicate.
I think the following quote from the original post is unique enough from the other topic to not be a duplicate:
sharkode wrote:
There should also be a tickbox that says “I'm epileptic” when creating an account, if you tick it, you are banned from using projects with flashing light, this option can be toggled after the creation of the account
True

How would anyone who's eliptic or non-eliptic know that there is an option? I never go on account settings to check out for updates, neither will they. The truth hurts, but this is still a duplicate.

historical_supa

Epsilon_3 wrote:
sharkode wrote:
jackson49 wrote:
rayli1123 wrote:
This looks like a decent suggestion that would be useful in many circumstances. However, this is a duplicate.
I think the following quote from the original post is unique enough from the other topic to not be a duplicate:
sharkode wrote:
There should also be a tickbox that says “I'm epileptic” when creating an account, if you tick it, you are banned from using projects with flashing light, this option can be toggled after the creation of the account
True
How would anyone who's eliptic or non-eliptic know that there is an option? I never go on account settings to check out for updates, neither will they. The truth hurts, but this is still a duplicate.

This explains more and is more unique. Also, it would be there when making an account.

TheSmartGuy1234

err dupe https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/574336/?page=1#post-6157637

k0d3rrr

TheSmartGuy1234 wrote:
err dupe https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/574336/?page=1#post-6157637

To quote @sharkode:

sharkode wrote:
-snip- I added all the stuffs like extra rules and an “I'm epileptic” option and made the epileptic warning compulsory for projects with flashing light, that one is just an option to add an epileptic warning.

(I didn't make this suggestion of course, I'm just quoting something they said.)

Last edited by k0d3rrr (March 31, 2022 06:05:38)

k0d3rrr

Behind all the random April Fools' Day posts that flooded the Forums, behind all the statues people made for Chiroyce, there was a suggestion. A suggestion that suggested epileptic warnings (AND ISN'T A DUPLICATE).
In conclusion…

Bump!

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