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jvvg

Adzboy wrote:
jvvg wrote:
sjs21chenr8 wrote:
Is there a wiki Wednesday? I hope there is.
I have submitted it to the Scratch Team, just waiting on them.
So will LiFayTheGoblin do it? Or ceebee?

I sent it to LiFayTheGoblin, if it isn't up soon I will try sending it to someone else.

tron36591 wrote:
well scratch raids can happen has often i think has cuberbullies because thats what causes them

In that case it would best fit in the Cyberbullying article.

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tron36591

ok

jvvg wrote:
Adzboy wrote:
jvvg wrote:
sjs21chenr8 wrote:
Is there a wiki Wednesday? I hope there is.
I have submitted it to the Scratch Team, just waiting on them.
So will LiFayTheGoblin do it? Or ceebee?
I sent it to LiFayTheGoblin, if it isn't up soon I will try sending it to someone else.

tron36591 wrote:
well scratch raids can happen has often i think has cuberbullies because thats what causes them
In that case it would best fit in the Cyberbullying article.

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Adzboy

New Wiki Wednesday just posted

Elm0-_-

How do you become a Scratch wiki moderator? I've seen random Scratchers say they are wiki mods, but how did they become one?

I am from the Federated States of Micronesia and am 17 years old.
I hate kumquats.
I make good projects citation needed

Crispydogs101

(Removed by owner. This was a very useless post and I hope no one cares about it.)

Last edited by Crispydogs101 (March 23, 2023 23:00:25)

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Hej! My username is @Crispydogs101. I like listening to music, playing games, and more!
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Crispydogs101

tron36591 wrote:
ok
jvvg wrote:
Adzboy wrote:
jvvg wrote:
sjs21chenr8 wrote:
Is there a wiki Wednesday? I hope there is.
I have submitted it to the Scratch Team, just waiting on them.
So will LiFayTheGoblin do it? Or ceebee?
I sent it to LiFayTheGoblin, if it isn't up soon I will try sending it to someone else.

tron36591 wrote:
well scratch raids can happen has often i think has cuberbullies because thats what causes them
In that case it would best fit in the Cyberbullying article.

Okay! That's pretty good.

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Elm0-_-

Crispydogs101 wrote:
apple502j wrote:
署名は、ディスカッションフォーラムの機能である。署名は、その人のすべての投稿の下部に追加される。署名は、BBCodeで記述できる。署名を追加/変更/削除したい場合は、ディスカッションフォーラムのホームの一番下に行き、「Change your signature」を押す。署名の大きさは150pxまでである。これには、改行、画像を含む。- Japanese Scratch-Wiki 「署名」
Translated: Signing is a function of discussion forums. A signature is added to the bottom of every post of that person. The signature can be written in BBCode. If you want to add/change/remove signatures, go to the bottom of the discussion forum home and press “Change your signature”. Signatures can be up to 150px in size. This includes line breaks and images. - Japanese Scratch-Wiki 「signature」

Hope that helped

That's not what I was asking.

I am from the Federated States of Micronesia and am 17 years old.
I hate kumquats.
I make good projects citation needed

TheGlassPenguin

Elm0-_- wrote:
Crispydogs101 wrote:
apple502j wrote:
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Hope that helped
That's not what I was asking.

Uh…you know that was a response to someone else's question?

Last edited by TheGlassPenguin (July 1, 2022 03:25:30)

Adzboy

Elm0-_- wrote:
How do you become a Scratch wiki moderator? I've seen random Scratchers say they are wiki mods, but how did they become one?

You can run in an election to try and become an Experienced Wikian and if you continue to work hard over a long period of time then you might become an Admin. Then there is the Bureaucrats usergroup.

Elm0-_-

Adzboy wrote:
Elm0-_- wrote:
How do you become a Scratch wiki moderator? I've seen random Scratchers say they are wiki mods, but how did they become one?
You can run in an election to try and become an Experienced Wikian and if you continue to work hard over a long period of time then you might become an Admin. Then there is the Bureaucrats usergroup.

Ah ok. Thank you.

I am from the Federated States of Micronesia and am 17 years old.
I hate kumquats.
I make good projects citation needed

QuietYouAll

do we have to make a new scratch account to reply or talk about something on this wiki?

just wondering.

Elm0-_-

QuietYouAll wrote:
also i've heard technoblade died. R.I.P technoblade, everyone misses you.

No, anyone is free to discuss about the Scratch Wiki.

I am from the Federated States of Micronesia and am 17 years old.
I hate kumquats.
I make good projects citation needed

Za-Chary

Hi, is this still a good place to request wiki edits, considering I don't have a Scratch Wiki account?

I was recently made aware of this quote on the forums, with my response:

Za-Chary wrote:
anhussain wrote:
IP bans normally occur when a ban is evaded. But the Scratch Wiki says that IP banned users can't contact the ST.
Hmm, that sounds false. If I get IP banned on my home network, but then I log into Scratch on some random Apple computer on a college campus, I'd be able to contact the Scratch Team. In fact, since you don't even need to be logged into Scratch to use Contact Us, you'd be able to just use Contact Us at any time anyway. Maybe I should raise this issue with someone on the Wiki.

The user was referring to this page, specifically this quote:

Scratch Wiki wrote:
Note: IP banned users cannot contact the Scratch Team. However, IP banned users can see certain pages using the new interface (i.e. Projects, search bars, etc.). Most pages using the older interface (i.e. User pages, discussion forums, etc.) will be blocked from view. As emails are blacklisted during an IP ban, users will be disallowed from creating accounts from banned emails as well. [citation needed]

The fact that a citation is needed indicates to me that this quote was more-or-less false. As I indicate above, anyone can contact the Scratch Team even if they are IP banned, perhaps by using some random Apple computer in a library where the IP address is different. Maybe there's something I'm misremembering about IP bans, but I believe it is false that IP banned users are completely unable to contact the Scratch Team.

Furthermore, the claim that “emails are blacklisted during an IP ban” is also false. From my time as a Scratch Team member, I know for a fact that a user's email is unaffected by an IP ban.

In fact, there's a lot of information on this page that is questionable that could use some revision…

Last edited by Za-Chary (July 3, 2022 00:41:42)

This is my forum signature! On a forum post, it is okay for Scratchers to advertise in their forum signature. The signature is the stuff that shows up below the horizontal line on the post. It will show up on every post I make.

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jackson49

Za-Chary wrote:
Scratch Wiki wrote:
Note: IP banned users cannot contact the Scratch Team. However, IP banned users can see certain pages using the new interface (i.e. Projects, search bars, etc.). Most pages using the older interface (i.e. User pages, discussion forums, etc.) will be blocked from view. As emails are blacklisted during an IP ban, users will be disallowed from creating accounts from banned emails as well. [citation needed]
The fact that a citation is needed indicates to me that this quote was more-or-less false. As I indicate above, anyone can contact the Scratch Team even if they are IP banned, perhaps by using some random Apple computer in a library where the IP address is different. Maybe there's something I'm misremembering about IP bans, but I believe it is false that IP banned users are completely unable to contact the Scratch Team.

Furthermore, the claim that “emails are blacklisted during an IP ban” is also false. From my time as a Scratch Team member, I know for a fact that a user's email is unaffected by an IP ban.

I removed the sentence saying that emails are blacklisted.

I also removed the claim that you can’t contact the Scratch Team while IP banned since it seems more likely than not that it’s wrong. It did go into a surprising amount of detail for a false claim though, especially this part:

Scratch Wiki wrote:
As Scratch uses Freshdesk for the Contact Us page and email messages, IP banned users cannot contact the Scratch Team, as their messages will be invalidated.

Last edited by jackson49 (July 3, 2022 20:41:18)

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Adzboy

QuietYouAll wrote:
do we have to make a new scratch account to reply or talk about something on this wiki? just wondering.

No, if you aren't an editor then you can discuss changes you want made here.

Adzboy

Za-Chary wrote:
Hi, is this still a good place to request wiki edits, considering I don't have a Scratch Wiki account?

Yes, contributions for articles can be suggested here.

Last edited by Adzboy (July 3, 2022 08:31:56)

ImSandwich

tron36591 wrote:
jvvg wrote:
sjs21chenr8 wrote:
Is there a wiki Wednesday? I hope there is.
I have submitted it to the Scratch Team, just waiting on them.

tron36591 wrote:
i think you should add a wiki topic about scratch raids.
What are Scratch Raids?
there like a group of scratchers spaming a profile

I’m not sure many people really seen one. The person would probably just turn off chat before anyone really knows that it happened, so it’s own page on the wiki could be debatable as it’s just some trolls trolling people which is fairly common on many sites. However, it’s own page is not really out of the question. It might already be a subsection in another article as that’s fairly reasonable but I don’t really know.

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jackson49 wrote:
Za-Chary wrote:
Scratch Wiki wrote:
Note: IP banned users cannot contact the Scratch Team. However, IP banned users can see certain pages using the new interface (i.e. Projects, search bars, etc.). Most pages using the older interface (i.e. User pages, discussion forums, etc.) will be blocked from view. As emails are blacklisted during an IP ban, users will be disallowed from creating accounts from banned emails as well. [citation needed]
The fact that a citation is needed indicates to me that this quote was more-or-less false. As I indicate above, anyone can contact the Scratch Team even if they are IP banned, perhaps by using some random Apple computer in a library where the IP address is different. Maybe there's something I'm misremembering about IP bans, but I believe it is false that IP banned users are completely unable to contact the Scratch Team.

Furthermore, the claim that “emails are blacklisted during an IP ban” is also false. From my time as a Scratch Team member, I know for a fact that a user's email is unaffected by an IP ban.

I’m not sure how Scratch works, but usually in most sites an ip ban just terminates the account and stops anyone with the ip address to make a new account until they appeal their ban.

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gdxfor

In the Speak () (block) page, it doesn't say anything about the 128 character limit the block has, nor anything about the bad word filter (which to my knowledge is the same one as the one at the bottom of this page).

Last edited by gdxfor (July 5, 2022 18:34:04)

jvvg

ametz807 wrote:
In the Speak () (block) page, it doesn't say anything about the 128 character limit the block has, nor anything about the bad word filter (which to my knowledge is the same one as the one at the bottom of this page).

Added, thanks for letting us know.

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