Can Steamdots Inc. (a collab) have a Scratch Wiki page?

Yes, I believe that collabs can have a page on the Scratch Wiki, though I remember there were rules/guidelines about that. Let me go ask around a bit, and once I'm done, I'll be back.

In the meanwhile, could I have a link to your collab account or gallery?

With regards,

ErnieParke

Okay, thanks for that link! It should be helpful.

Anyway, since I'm making a page for you, I need to know:

Total Members:
Creation Date:
# of Released Projects:
# of Unfinished Projects:
Any galleries:

This isn't needed, but it's nice if you would tell the following:

Goal:
Banner:

And finally, Im going to need something to fill your article with, so could you maybe:

• Tell a bit of your history?
  
• How your collab works?
  
• How you organize things in your collab?
  

Thanks!

With regards,

ErnieParke

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June 4, 2013 at 9:48 PM
3 (all still in progress)
1 (which has a huge delay.)
1

To release Scratch projects that people would find helpful and fun
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/11384222/

It all started one day when I wanted to make a collab. I named it Bouncy Collab. Only one person joined. That user suggested to call it the Goldfish Collab. So I renamed it. On June 4, 2013 at 9:48 PM, I decided to make a game. After a while, I decided to turn it into a COLLAB! I released the name (Steamdots Inc.) and logo (now updated). Eventually, I closed by other collab's topic. Steamdots was officially a
collab.
People apply with the normal application form. I release updates. (ex: new jobs, mew projects, etc.) We finish them. (none completely done yet)
Basically.
Our projects have a studio with our projects, I usually bookmark needed forum posts, but it's not very organized.

Oh wait, I almost forgot about your page! Well it's a good thing I remembered right now. I'll be making it in a second.

With regards,

ErnieParke

Can you add the official Steamdots forum topic to the references? Thanks.

goldfish678 wrote:

Can you add the official Steamdots forum topic to the references? Thanks.

I've already done that, but if I'm wrong and I haven't yet, could you give me the link to the topic?

With regards,

ErnieParke

goldfish678 wrote:

http://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/7322/

Ah, so I had linked to the right topic! Still, thank you for double-checking.

With regards,

ErnieParke