Basic88 wrote:

With Scratch 3.0 out, scratchers can now use this block as a workaround for the reason why this was suggested:

(language ::pen)

so no support.

garnetluvcookie wrote:

-the cringiest snip e v e r-.

imabanana22 wrote:

the language block is in the extension: Translate

Scratchfangs wrote:

Well, is it going to go accordingly to your country in your profile or your IP? If it is your IP then it is a different story.

Maximouse wrote:

-snip-
Probably the country on your profile.

19f8361 wrote:

support, but how about 2 blocks:

(language ::sensing) //reports English if you using English, or reports French if you using Français.
(country uses [acutal location v]::sensing) //works if you accept location, reports using your acutal location.
(country uses [scratcher location v]::sensing) //reports your location using some data to report scratcher's location.

Seth_Zaw wrote:

19f8361 wrote:

support, but how about 2 blocks:

(language ::sensing) //reports English if you using English, or reports French if you using Français.
(country uses [acutal location v]::sensing) //works if you accept location, reports using your acutal location.
(country uses [scratcher location v]::sensing) //reports your location using some data to report scratcher's location.

The Language block already exists, it is in the Translate extension.

Vanilla2011 wrote:

Semi-support if it detects the location by using the country the Scratcher used when he/she signed up. I could be used for good or bad purposes.
No support if it tracks your actual location. That would be even worse, and plus, I don't want a kid's website to know where I truly live!

CollabCode908 wrote:

Have we already said that it would easy because the people say their country already when they join scratch?

• According to the statistics page, there are well over 50 million registered users on Scratch. However, lists in the Scratch 3.0 editors (plural with s because this applies both online and offline) can only hold up to 200 thousand users.
  
• If the Scratch Team “changes” any Scratcher's username (due to privacy protection on personal information or continuous arguments and flame wars about that username) or a Scratcher's profile/account country changes, the username or country list will then become outdated.
  
• The possible workaround mentioned above won't work if you are logged out or just joined Scratch that the lists used in the workaround haven't been updated yet. Scratch also doesn't automatically disclose who registered most recently in an easily-accessible way to prevent inappropriate usernames from showing up.
  
• Depending on any pre-unnoticed oversights by the Scratch Team, a new update to one of the Scratch editors may or may not accidentally cause you to lose stored list data from the project.json file after resaving.
  
• The “Location not given” country won't work unless specifically used in a/some part(s) of that workaround.
  

set [ this cloud variable that tracks people and steals their address] to (country)
say [I steal your stuff]

Feigh10 wrote:

people could track scratchers, though.

set [ this cloud variable that tracks people and steals their address] to (country)
say [I steal your stuff]

pandacorn_owl wrote:

Feigh10 wrote:

people could track scratchers, though.

set [ this cloud variable that tracks people and steals their address] to (country)
say [I steal your stuff]

Not really if they went off the country on your profile which you already can see easily.

imabanana22 wrote:

if you grab the translate extenstion, it can work, NO support, as there is already a block for this

Greg8128 wrote:

If a Scratcher lives in contested territory (like Israel/Palestine or whatever) then Scratch will inevitably anger someone no matter what the country reporter reports. Generally it would be best for Scratch itself to stay away from such controversial topics.