Idk is it?

No

i_eat_coffee wrote:

No

Should i do anything if someone is?

Sedef-Eercc wrote:

i_eat_coffee wrote:

No

Should i do anything if someone is?

yeah, report it
report any comments by the account that specifically say they are sharing it, or just use https://scratch.mit.edu/contact-us/

Sedef-Eercc wrote:

Idk is it?

It isn't allowed to have a shared account on Scratch. It's because if someone does something that breaks the Community Guidelines, then it's hard to pinpoint who did it.

You are allowed to have a shared account but it can only be with a family member. You may not have a shared account with someone online, a classmate at school, etc.

If you know someone that is on a shared account (that's not with a family member), please use Contact Us. If there are any comments saying that it's a shared account, please report them.

edit: thanks to @iiucandyfloss for pointing out a incorrect statement

RecessFailsOffical wrote:

Sedef-Eercc wrote:

Idk is it?

It isn't allowed to have a shared account on Scratch. It's because if someone does something that breaks the Community Guidelines, then it's hard to pinpoint who did it.

You are allowed to have a shared account but it can only be with a family member or close friend. You may not have a shared account with someone online, a classmate at school, etc.

If you know someone that is on a shared account (that's not with a family member), please use Contact Us. If there are any comments saying that it's a shared account, please report them.

There’s no comments but it says in they’re about

Sedef-Eercc wrote:

RecessFailsOffical wrote:

Sedef-Eercc wrote:

Idk is it?

It isn't allowed to have a shared account on Scratch. It's because if someone does something that breaks the Community Guidelines, then it's hard to pinpoint who did it.

You are allowed to have a shared account but it can only be with a family member or close friend. You may not have a shared account with someone online, a classmate at school, etc.

If you know someone that is on a shared account (that's not with a family member), please use Contact Us. If there are any comments saying that it's a shared account, please report them.

There’s no comments but it says in they’re about

Please report their About Me and use Contact Us.

note: nothing will happen if it's an accidental false report

My source
You are not allowed to share an account on Scratch, with the exception of immediate family members, such as a brother, sister, mother, father, twin, half-siblings, stepsiblings, adoptive parents, adoptive siblings, adoptive children, children and spouses. However, these are only allowed if they live in the same house with you, because you can actually monitor what each other are doing and there will usually be a parent* nearby to check that you are doing what's right.

*Unless you don't live with a parent.

RecessFailsOffical wrote:

You are allowed to have a shared account but it can only be with a family member or close friend.

Close friends do not count. Just immediate family, as mentioned earlier in my post.

i_eat_coffee wrote:

No

Actually, yes. Sometimes.

vcpd wrote:

-confused what-

ignore her
as the others stated NO unless its a family member in that case then yes

Witherplayz wrote:

vcpd wrote:

-confused what-

ignore her
as the others stated NO unless its a family member in that case then yes

'Ignore her' is pretty harsh to be honest.. It's probably just a mistake, if a bold one.
Also there's no point assuming that the user is a ‘girl’. They never said they were, anyway.

Yea

For safety and security reasons, we don’t allow this, but we have a collaboration section where you can collaborate with other Scratchers or search for collaborators.