Are Discord Chat invite links allowed on Scratch?

They are unmoderated chats, so no.

It depends on how age-appropriate the chat is. I would suggest some requirements:

• Has moderators and administrators
  
• Has a list of rules similar to the Community Guidelines
  
• Manually approved by the ST
  

NoxSpooth wrote:

They are unmoderated chats, so no.

Moderation levels vary. My server has moderators, and two other servers I'm in have moderators, so that makes your statement false.

The4thPixel wrote:

NoxSpooth wrote:

They are unmoderated chats, so no.

Moderation levels vary. My server has moderators, and two other servers I'm in have moderators, so that makes your statement false.

That doesn't really matter, they are still not allowed. It's too easy for anyone to bypass that. Discord has voice chat, and users can send direct messages to each other privately.

The4thPixel wrote:

It depends on how age-appropriate the chat is. I would suggest some requirements:

• Has moderators and administrators
  
• Has a list of rules similar to the Community Guidelines
  
• Manually approved by the ST
  

NoxSpooth wrote:

They are unmoderated chats, so no.

Moderation levels vary. My server has moderators, and two other servers I'm in have moderators, so that makes your statement false.

We only count chats that have a dedicated moderation service as being moderated. Self-moderation/friend-moderation doesn't count. Because Discord does not have a moderation staff, it does not count as being moderated.

cheddargirl wrote:

The4thPixel wrote:

It depends on how age-appropriate the chat is. I would suggest some requirements:

• Has moderators and administrators
  
• Has a list of rules similar to the Community Guidelines
  
• Manually approved by the ST
  

NoxSpooth wrote:

They are unmoderated chats, so no.

Moderation levels vary. My server has moderators, and two other servers I'm in have moderators, so that makes your statement false.

We only count chats that have a dedicated moderation service as being moderated. Self-moderation/friend-moderation doesn't count. Because Discord does not have a moderation staff, it does not count as being moderated.

Not sure how relevant this still is but lets say your making a discord so like 20 or so people can work on a project together and communicate more easily.
A way of communicating this by simply putting the invite code without context, only people who have discord would understand what it is. Would any of this be allowed?

BeastnodeGaming wrote:

Not sure how relevant this still is but lets say your making a discord so like 20 or so people can work on a project together and communicate more easily.
A way of communicating this by simply putting the invite code without context, only people who have discord would understand what it is. Would any of this be allowed?

Unfortunately, still no. The ST are apparently pretty strict about chat rooms without moderation.

BeastnodeGaming wrote:

cheddargirl wrote:

The4thPixel wrote:

It depends on how age-appropriate the chat is. I would suggest some requirements:

• Has moderators and administrators
  
• Has a list of rules similar to the Community Guidelines
  
• Manually approved by the ST
  

NoxSpooth wrote:

They are unmoderated chats, so no.

Moderation levels vary. My server has moderators, and two other servers I'm in have moderators, so that makes your statement false.

We only count chats that have a dedicated moderation service as being moderated. Self-moderation/friend-moderation doesn't count. Because Discord does not have a moderation staff, it does not count as being moderated.

Not sure how relevant this still is but lets say your making a discord so like 20 or so people can work on a project together and communicate more easily.
A way of communicating this by simply putting the invite code without context, only people who have discord would understand what it is. Would any of this be allowed?

Please don't necropost. This topic is solved.

TheAdriCoolManDude wrote:

Please don't necropost. This topic is solved.

They had a question and they posted it on a relevant topic. That doesn't count as necroposting.

_nix wrote:

TheAdriCoolManDude wrote:

Please don't necropost. This topic is solved.

They had a question and they posted it on a relevant topic. That doesn't count as necroposting.

They should've made their own topic, and the topic has been solved, so it is necroposting, and thread hijacking (despite being related).

BeastnodeGaming wrote:

cheddargirl wrote:

The4thPixel wrote:

It depends on how age-appropriate the chat is. I would suggest some requirements:

• Has moderators and administrators
  
• Has a list of rules similar to the Community Guidelines
  
• Manually approved by the ST
  

NoxSpooth wrote:

They are unmoderated chats, so no.

Moderation levels vary. My server has moderators, and two other servers I'm in have moderators, so that makes your statement false.

We only count chats that have a dedicated moderation service as being moderated. Self-moderation/friend-moderation doesn't count. Because Discord does not have a moderation staff, it does not count as being moderated.

Not sure how relevant this still is but lets say your making a discord so like 20 or so people can work on a project together and communicate more easily.
A way of communicating this by simply putting the invite code without context, only people who have discord would understand what it is. Would any of this be allowed?

Sorry, but no. It still counts as an unmoderated chat.
Also, this topic is from 2 years ago, and it isn't relevant anymore.

BeastnodeGaming wrote:

cheddargirl wrote:

The4thPixel wrote:

It depends on how age-appropriate the chat is. I would suggest some requirements:

• Has moderators and administrators
  
• Has a list of rules similar to the Community Guidelines
  
• Manually approved by the ST
  

NoxSpooth wrote:

They are unmoderated chats, so no.

Moderation levels vary. My server has moderators, and two other servers I'm in have moderators, so that makes your statement false.

We only count chats that have a dedicated moderation service as being moderated. Self-moderation/friend-moderation doesn't count. Because Discord does not have a moderation staff, it does not count as being moderated.

Not sure how relevant this still is but lets say your making a discord so like 20 or so people can work on a project together and communicate more easily.
A way of communicating this by simply putting the invite code without context, only people who have discord would understand what it is. Would any of this be allowed?

Still no, because the invite code can be used to enter into an unmoderated chat.

Gonna close this topic for necroposting.