Adzboy wrote:

cs3868895 wrote:

Question to wiki: Will rub have it's own april's fools day wiki page?

What's rub?

Super_Austin819 wrote:

Page request: What can you do if you are a ST member (English Wiki)

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k0d3rrr wrote:

Adzboy wrote:

cs3868895 wrote:

Question to wiki: Will rub have it's own april's fools day wiki page?

What's rub?

https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/644243/ <– The origin of ‘Rub’

Knaginb7438 wrote:

Here's an article i want to request:
Versions later than 3.0.
Here are the following versions later than 3.0 (that i know of):
3.29.1
3.63.0
Also, i would like you to document the fact that scratch works on phones (true) because my friend downloaded version 3.63.0 from apk on his android phone and it worked.
Also i would like you to document the “Hacked” blocks (below are some examples):

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Thank you and have a happy March and April.

cookiewolfgirl wrote:

Adzboy wrote:

cs3868895 wrote:

Question to wiki: Will rub have it's own april's fools day wiki page?

What's rub?

whats rub idk either

zomboss1_1 wrote:

“… And our non-profit organization, Rub, is run by our Rub-team, and our Rubbers. We create a safe, child friendly community…"

cs3868895 wrote:

cookiewolfgirl wrote:

Adzboy wrote:

cs3868895 wrote:

Question to wiki: Will rub have it's own april's fools day wiki page?

What's rub?

whats rub idk either

https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/644243/?page=1#post-6766623 A topic made by @FindingTheHypotenuse (sadly been deleted) of Changing scratch's name to rub. It's unknown but for the people who saw it, it was funny due to how cursed if you actually change the scratch terms with rub.

zomboss1_1 wrote:

“… And our non-profit organization, Rub, is run by our Rub-team, and our Rubbers. We create a safe, child friendly community…"

Scratch's origins are there but for anyone who wants to change scratch name I think of this post.

when green flag clicked
say [should scratch be called rub?]

jvvg wrote:

Knaginb7438 wrote:

Here's an article i want to request:
Versions later than 3.0.
Here are the following versions later than 3.0 (that i know of):
3.29.1
3.63.0
Also, i would like you to document the fact that scratch works on phones (true) because my friend downloaded version 3.63.0 from apk on his android phone and it worked.
Also i would like you to document the “Hacked” blocks (below are some examples):

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Thank you and have a happy March and April.

Those are minor enough versions that they don't deserve their own articles. However they may deserve a section in the Scratch 3.0 article.

We already document that Scratch works on phones

We generally do not document hacked blocks since they are not officially supported by Scratch.

Knaginb7438 wrote:

jvvg wrote:

Knaginb7438 wrote:

Here's an article i want to request:
Versions later than 3.0.
Here are the following versions later than 3.0 (that i know of):
3.29.1
3.63.0
Also, i would like you to document the fact that scratch works on phones (true) because my friend downloaded version 3.63.0 from apk on his android phone and it worked.
Also i would like you to document the “Hacked” blocks (below are some examples):

()

()

Thank you and have a happy March and April.

Those are minor enough versions that they don't deserve their own articles. However they may deserve a section in the Scratch 3.0 article.

We already document that Scratch works on phones

We generally do not document hacked blocks since they are not officially supported by Scratch.

They are separate versions and are not minor because it has different boot because in those versions (There might be earlier or later ones in between) they boot at the lobby on mobile and computers running Chrome OS (same might go to Windows and Mac) instead of booting straight into the editor on other 3.x versions? But it's a good idea (I still think they should have their own articles because the scratch wiki put versions of 0.x and 1.x as well as 2.0 in separate articles.
Oh, and there is more than just 3 versions in 3.x ( i think). Here are the versions in 3.x (info about versions after 3.0.46-3.0.61 is from uptown.org):
3.0 (January 2, 2019)
3.0.46 (September 16, 2022)
3.0.57-minSdk23 (September 16, 2022)
3.0.60-minSdk23 (September 16, 2022)
3.0.61-minSdk23 (September 16, 2022)
3.0.63 (unknown release date)
3.29.1 (unknown release date)
Please add these in seperate wiki articles of their own.
Thank you, jvvg.

Mrxman800 wrote:

cs3868895 wrote:

cookiewolfgirl wrote:

Adzboy wrote:

cs3868895 wrote:

Question to wiki: Will rub have it's own april's fools day wiki page?

What's rub?

whats rub idk either

https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/644243/?page=1#post-6766623 A topic made by @FindingTheHypotenuse (sadly been deleted) of Changing scratch's name to rub. It's unknown but for the people who saw it, it was funny due to how cursed if you actually change the scratch terms with rub.

zomboss1_1 wrote:

“… And our non-profit organization, Rub, is run by our Rub-team, and our Rubbers. We create a safe, child friendly community…"

Scratch's origins are there but for anyone who wants to change scratch name I think of this post.

ok then if people want to change it then why not report it to the scrstch team even though rub is an okay word but scratch would make more sense

when green flag clicked
say [should scratch be called rub?][/quote]
h okay 

RandyFromWobbledogs wrote:

Can You Add A Page About Manager Chats (The Thing That The July 2021 Studio Update Killed Off)?

jvvg wrote:

RandyFromWobbledogs wrote:

Can You Add A Page About Manager Chats (The Thing That The July 2021 Studio Update Killed Off)?

That's too small a subject to warrant its own article, though it may be worth mentioning in the Studio article.

cookiewolfgirl wrote:

jvvg wrote:

RandyFromWobbledogs wrote:

Can You Add A Page About Manager Chats (The Thing That The July 2021 Studio Update Killed Off)?

That's too small a subject to warrant its own article, though it may be worth mentioning in the Studio article.

whazzat mean?

ninjahanzo wrote:

Make it AF day on the wiki