Project was created, shared and modified at the EXACT SAME TIME?

KittyCatKayden

If you go into this project's API page, it says it was shared, modified AND created at the EXACT SAME TIME, which is IMPOSSIBLE!!!

IceCreamTub

Prolly a bug or whatever
Or maybe a bot did it

Last edited by IceCreamTub (May 22, 2023 05:23:55)

Crispydogs101

They made a new project (clicked the create/New project button).

They shared it.

And they just modified some things while it was shared.

It is possible.

KittyCatKayden

Crispydogs101 wrote:
They made a new project (clicked the create/New project button).
They shared it.
And they just modified some things while it was shared.
It is possible.

How is the project's modified time the same as the share time, though?
Also the project was made in 2010. Back then you created projects using the Scratch 1.4 software for computers, uploaded them to the site, then shared them.

-Valtren-

They likely did all these things in a short amount of time, and rounding made it the same time.

Or they're just sonic the hedgehog

Za-Chary

What is your question?

-Valtren-

Za-Chary wrote:
What is your question?

“Why does the API show that a Project was created, shared and modified at the EXACT SAME TIME?”.

Za-Chary

-Valtren- wrote:
Za-Chary wrote:
What is your question?
“Why does the API show that a Project was created, shared and modified at the EXACT SAME TIME?”.

…Because it was created, shared, and modified at the exact same time?

I feel like I would expect this for Scratch 1.x projects since there was no online editor, and so by uploading a project to the website, the time of uploading is exactly the same as the time of creating, sharing, and modifying the project.

ajskateboarder

It was probably just botted

donotforgetmycode

ajskateboarder wrote:
It was probably just botted

no, it was made in the offline editor

7salad3salad

Could be error?

ajskateboarder

donotforgetmycode wrote:
ajskateboarder wrote:
It was probably just botted
no, it was made in the offline editor

It can still be botted using mouse/keyboard automation

KittyCatKayden

Za-Chary wrote:
(#8)
-Valtren- wrote:
Za-Chary wrote:
What is your question?
“Why does the API show that a Project was created, shared and modified at the EXACT SAME TIME?”.
…Because it was created, shared, and modified at the exact same time?

I feel like I would expect this for Scratch 1.x projects since there was no online editor, and so by uploading a project to the website, the time of uploading is exactly the same as the time of creating, sharing, and modifying the project.

Oh, okay!

KittyCatKayden

Za-Chary wrote:
(#8)
-Valtren- wrote:
Za-Chary wrote:
What is your question?
“Why does the API show that a Project was created, shared and modified at the EXACT SAME TIME?”.
…Because it was created, shared, and modified at the exact same time?

I feel like I would expect this for Scratch 1.x projects since there was no online editor, and so by uploading a project to the website, the time of uploading is exactly the same as the time of creating, sharing, and modifying the project.

Also, I guess there wasn't an unshared projects thing in Scratch 1.4, so projects that weren't shared had to be on your computer?

Za-Chary

KittyCatKayden wrote:
Also, I guess there wasn't an unshared projects thing in Scratch 1.4, so projects that weren't shared had to be on your computer?

Exactly. There were no folders showing unshared projects precisely for that reason.

medians

KittyCatKayden wrote:
Za-Chary wrote:
(#8)
-Valtren- wrote:
Za-Chary wrote:
What is your question?
“Why does the API show that a Project was created, shared and modified at the EXACT SAME TIME?”.
…Because it was created, shared, and modified at the exact same time?

I feel like I would expect this for Scratch 1.x projects since there was no online editor, and so by uploading a project to the website, the time of uploading is exactly the same as the time of creating, sharing, and modifying the project.
Also, I guess there wasn't an unshared projects thing in Scratch 1.4, so projects that weren't shared had to be on your computer?

https://en.scratch-wiki.info/w/index.php?title=Sharing&oldid=43487

Last edited by medians (May 23, 2023 03:17:05)

KittyCatKayden

Za-Chary wrote:
(#15)
KittyCatKayden wrote:
Also, I guess there wasn't an unshared projects thing in Scratch 1.4, so projects that weren't shared had to be on your computer?
Exactly. There were no folders showing unshared projects precisely for that reason.

Although what is strange is that a project gets “modified” when you change the Instructions or Notes and Credits, and while there was only Notes and Credits back then which were known as “project notes”, I noticed that even though it appears they changed the project notes, the project share and creation time is the same as the project modified time!!!

medians

KittyCatKayden wrote:
Za-Chary wrote:
(#15)
KittyCatKayden wrote:
Also, I guess there wasn't an unshared projects thing in Scratch 1.4, so projects that weren't shared had to be on your computer?
Exactly. There were no folders showing unshared projects precisely for that reason.
Although what is strange is that a project gets “modified” when you change the Instructions or Notes and Credits, and while there was only Notes and Credits back then which were known as “project notes”, I noticed that even though it appears they changed the project notes, the project share and creation time is the same as the project modified time!!!

You could set the project notes while clicking the button though.

Scratch137

KittyCatKayden wrote:
(#17)
Za-Chary wrote:
(#15)
KittyCatKayden wrote:
Also, I guess there wasn't an unshared projects thing in Scratch 1.4, so projects that weren't shared had to be on your computer?
Exactly. There were no folders showing unshared projects precisely for that reason.
Although what is strange is that a project gets “modified” when you change the Instructions or Notes and Credits, and while there was only Notes and Credits back then which were known as “project notes”, I noticed that even though it appears they changed the project notes, the project share and creation time is the same as the project modified time!!!

Scratch 1.4 allowed you to type the project notes right in the editor during the upload process.

If the notes were typed this way, then it would not count as being “modified.”

KittyCatKayden

Scratch137 wrote:
(#19)
KittyCatKayden wrote:
(#17)
Za-Chary wrote:
(#15)
KittyCatKayden wrote:
Also, I guess there wasn't an unshared projects thing in Scratch 1.4, so projects that weren't shared had to be on your computer?
Exactly. There were no folders showing unshared projects precisely for that reason.
Although what is strange is that a project gets “modified” when you change the Instructions or Notes and Credits, and while there was only Notes and Credits back then which were known as “project notes”, I noticed that even though it appears they changed the project notes, the project share and creation time is the same as the project modified time!!!
Scratch 1.4 allowed you to type the project notes right in the editor during the upload process.

If the notes were typed this way, then it would not count as being “modified.”

No, they typed that the project made it to the front page which they would've added using the website. Also I have Scratch 1.4 on my computer so I know what it looks like.

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