The reason I'm asking is because I'm writing a library for reading in .sb2 files, and I need to know if it's OK to have the sample projects in the github repository.

Sure - go ahead!

Why wouldn't they be allowed?

Remind me, you're the guy who made Kurt, right? So now you'll have Scratch 1 and 2 parsers. Cool.

MathWizz wrote an sb/sb2 reading/writing library in JavaScript here (and stole my name for it ), if you're looking for one.

Nah, kurt was written by Blob8108. I couldn't do 1.* files, too complicated.

Scratch is open-source so yes, it should be ok.

bobbybee
Nah, kurt was written by Blob8108. I couldn't do 1.* files, too complicated.

Oh. Well, you both have the letter B at index 0 and 3.

I do this for my talksy snapshots.

It's fine, in fact it is great!

tlangster
I do this for my talksy snapshots.

It's fine, in fact it is great!

At first I misread that and thought that you said, “I do this for my talksy spambots.”

scimonster wrote:

bobbybee wrote:

Nah, kurt was written by Blob8108. I couldn't do 1.* files, too complicated.

Oh. Well, you both have the letter B at index 0 and 3.

Hehe