The-Sushi-Cat wrote:

A certain machine might work, but I don't know if I can cay it here.

EDIT: I can. Try using the wayback machine

Sasha_Banks272 wrote:

The-Sushi-Cat wrote:

A certain machine might work, but I don't know if I can cay it here.

EDIT: I can. Try using the wayback machine

The user I'm looking for is on the wayback machine, but not their projects…

cambegonefr wrote:

chippysmall4 wrote:

The-Sushi-Cat wrote:

A certain machine might work, but I don't know if I can cay it here.

…

If you're not gonna say anything or have nothing to say at all, please do not post. It's just clutter then

chippysmall4 wrote:

cambegonefr wrote:

chippysmall4 wrote:

The-Sushi-Cat wrote:

A certain machine might work, but I don't know if I can cay it here.

…

If you're not gonna say anything or have nothing to say at all, please do not post. It's just clutter then

It Did Say Something, I Edited It To …

cambegonefr wrote:

The only thing I can think of is if you still have contact with the Scratcher off-platform, ask them to contact the Scratch Team to see if they still have their projects in the servers somewhere, since I doubt that anything is ever actually deleted.

Sasha_Banks272 wrote:

chippysmall4 wrote:

cambegonefr wrote:

chippysmall4 wrote:

The-Sushi-Cat wrote:

A certain machine might work, but I don't know if I can cay it here.

…

If you're not gonna say anything or have nothing to say at all, please do not post. It's just clutter then

It Did Say Something, I Edited It To …

No you didn't. It still says “…”

Anyways…

cambegonefr wrote:

The only thing I can think of is if you still have contact with the Scratcher off-platform, ask them to contact the Scratch Team to see if they still have their projects in the servers somewhere, since I doubt that anything is ever actually deleted.

I'm pretty sure things do actually get deleted but I'll ask since have the other Scratcher on a different social media platform.

cambegonefr wrote:

chippysmall4 wrote:

The-Sushi-Cat wrote:

A certain machine might work, but I don't know if I can cay it here.

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It Was A Synonym For WayBack Machine, Then The First Poster Edited Their Post And Said That It Was Mentionable, So I Edited It To …

chippysmall4 wrote:

It Was A Synonym For WayBack Machine, Then The First Poster Edited Their Post And Said That It Was Mentionable, So I Edited It To …

Sasha_Banks272 wrote:

chippysmall4 wrote:

It Was A Synonym For WayBack Machine, Then The First Poster Edited Their Post And Said That It Was Mentionable, So I Edited It To …

Ah okay then.. Please close your tags when you post by the way.

chippysmall4 wrote:

Sasha_Banks272 wrote:

chippysmall4 wrote:

It Was A Synonym For WayBack Machine, Then The First Poster Edited Their Post And Said That It Was Mentionable, So I Edited It To …

Ah okay then.. Please close your tags when you post by the way.

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Sadie_1stQ2 wrote:

OOOOH ARE YOU DOING AN ARCHIVE FOR WHO I THINK YOU ARE? (Codename: DR27?)

0q2 wrote:

If a Scratcher has been banned and their account deleted on Scratch, it's important to respect the platform's rules and policies regarding user privacy and moderation decisions. Generally, deleted content, including projects, is not accessible or available for download. Scratch follows these measures to ensure the safety and privacy of its users.

Creating a tribute/archive account for a banned and deleted user could potentially violate Scratch's guidelines. Instead, consider celebrating their work in a more general manner, such as showcasing projects that have been remixed by others or sharing your thoughts about their contributions within the Scratch community.

If you have specific concerns or questions about a particular user's situation, you may want to reach out to Scratch Support or refer to Scratch's community guidelines for more information. Remember to always abide by the platform's rules and policies to maintain a positive and respectful online environment.

0q2 wrote:

If a Scratcher has been banned and their account deleted on Scratch, it's important to respect the platform's rules and policies regarding user privacy and moderation decisions. Generally, deleted content, including projects, is not accessible or available for download. Scratch follows these measures to ensure the safety and privacy of its users.

Creating a tribute/archive account for a banned and deleted user could potentially violate Scratch's guidelines. Instead, consider celebrating their work in a more general manner, such as showcasing projects that have been remixed by others or sharing your thoughts about their contributions within the Scratch community.

If you have specific concerns or questions about a particular user's situation, you may want to reach out to Scratch Support or refer to Scratch's community guidelines for more information. Remember to always abide by the platform's rules and policies to maintain a positive and respectful online environment.

The-Sushi-Cat wrote:

A certain machine might work, but I don't know if I can cay it here.

EDIT: I can. Try using the wayback machine

jumpship wrote:

The-Sushi-Cat wrote:

A certain machine might work, but I don't know if I can cay it here.

EDIT: I can. Try using the wayback machine

You can't use the Wayback Machine to download Scratch projects as far as I'm aware. Please prove me wrong though, because I'd really like to do that with some things! (seriously)