Hello, and Good morning!
A couple days ago a friend of mine (Not to name and shame) had showed me a snippet of Javascript in real life (If I can retrieve that snippet, I will post it here). This Scratch user has told me that he managed to work around Scratch's block on following @kaj. Now me, a person who had actually had an *unpleasent* affair with @kaj on a former account, wondered how long the script would have had to been to execute a program like that. I had reviewed the Javascript, and turns out, it actually works. I can guarantee you this is not this snippet of code shown in https://en.scratch-wiki.info/wiki/Kaj :

(removed by moderator - please don't spread console code or other unsanctioned code on Scratch)

so, given this, what does the Scratch Team have to say about snippets of code that bypass Scratch's block on following @kaj?

That doesn't work.

Knightbot63 wrote:

That doesn't work.

the snippet from Scratch Wiki or the other snippet I talked about?

-ExpoTest wrote:

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Knightbot63 wrote:

That doesn't work.

the snippet from Scratch Wiki or the other snippet I talked about?

If you read the wiki, it said that it's from a historical perspective.

The Snippet you talked about with the JavaScript Console Code.

We don't allow spreading any console code stuff for safety reasons.