Zacheryisthebest95 wrote:

Why if you are scared of the wait between post

NerdRage wrote:

Permabans are extremely rare and are only served in the most extreme cases (plus you're allowed to appeal them, just word your report correctly and admit to your faults.)

Either download all your projects and save them as a backup beforehand or use Scratch as it was meant to be used.

when green flag clicked
forever
if <(user)=(banned)> then
play sound [ lai lai (sad bgm) ] until done
define smile

Zacheryisthebest95 wrote:

so if your account is banned forever make a new accout that is unique

when green flag clicked
forever
go to [Random position v]
say [Wahh i got premaritally banned] for (2) secs
end

TheAdriCoolManDude wrote:

Semi-Support. Would be useful for people that DID NOT get banned because of a inappropriate project, but someone who did can download their inappropriate project onto another kids site..

if <Perma Ban Appeal gets denied > then
play sound [ crie]
end

dertermenter wrote:

no support, they were banned for a reason, right?

PkmnQ wrote:

dertermenter wrote:

no support, they were banned for a reason, right?

Yeah, but have you considered that sometimes those bans are false? False bans have happened before.

NerdRage wrote:

Permabans are extremely rare and are only served in the most extreme cases (plus you're allowed to appeal them, just word your report correctly and admit to your faults.)

Either download all your projects and save them as a backup beforehand or use Scratch as it was meant to be used.

TheRealNetherBefore wrote:

Semi-support.
To receive a permanent ban you have to either do something extremely bad or commit multiple bad offences- you probably wouldn't do this on accident. I feel that if you wanted to use scratch and make projects you should be willing to respect the rules in place, and if that is something you feel you cannot do you should just use the offline editor. On top of that, a lot of users who get permanent bans are troll or spam accounts made with the intention of breaking the rules, and likely wouldn't care for their projects anyway. Plus, the knowledge that you lose your hard work if you disrespect the rules enough to get completely banned is a good motivator to follow them, and seems like a reasonable punishment for someone who did enough to get themselves permanently kicked off the site.
However, I understand that this is easier said than done for a lot of users, especially considering scratch's target audience. Children aren't known for being skilled rule-followers or that good at managing their feelings, which is a key part of avoiding alerts and bans.
I'd say I lean towards no support on this one: If you want to have your projects, don't get yourself permanently banned.

TheAdriCoolManDude wrote:

Semi-Support. Would be useful for people that DID NOT get banned because of a inappropriate project, but someone who did can download their inappropriate project onto another kids site..

qloakonscratch wrote:

(#34)
If you're banned permanently, you aren't allowed back on the Scratch Website, so there's no purpose on having them.

dave-alt-4 wrote:

(#35)

qloakonscratch wrote:

(#34)
If you're banned permanently, you aren't allowed back on the Scratch Website, so there's no purpose on having them.

say , you failed half the subjects except cs , and the cs exam was about scratch and HTML (click start btw) and you didn't pass cause you were banned and couldn't make projects (teacher nowadays don't listen to student's reasoning). so you failed the entire grade , who would your parents blame? most would blame you , but some others might go to the extent of sue'ing scratch.

dave-alt-4 wrote:

but some others might go to the extent of sueing scratch.

Terms of Use wrote:

7.1 Scratch has the right to suspend your account for violations of the Terms of Use or Community Guidelines. Repeat violators may have their account deleted. The Scratch Team reserves the sole right to determine what constitutes a violation of the Terms of Use or Community Guidelines. The Scratch Team also reserves the right to terminate any account used to circumvent prior enforcement of the Terms of Use.

TheAdriCoolManDude wrote:

Semi-Support. Would be useful for people that DID NOT get banned because of a inappropriate project, but someone who did can download their inappropriate project onto another kids site..

CoolBoy4286 wrote:

Support as long as they are not allowed to download inappropriate projects made by them (if any).