The_br0thers wrote:

ispretty wrote:

The_br0thers wrote:

8to16 wrote:

The_br0thers wrote:

Request a section in the wiki that covers what the lore of Scratch (Example mascots in training). to encourage the discovery and creation of more lore.

scratch does not have lore, other than scratch cat is non-binary

there is a lot of lore in Scratch.
just to name a few:

deleted sprites go to MIT which in their world is called Mascots In Training.

There are multiple places named in the series “Scratch Mystery” made by people hired by the Scratch team. Scratch country, NFE land, and Banland. not verry creative names but someone out there might use these for their stories.

Kaj was became a running joke even by the moderation team. Making her turn a new leaf as Kaj the moderator.


And that's not even counting Super Scratch Programing Adventure which talks about cyberspace, the cosmic defenders, and the “secret manual”.

There is a lot of official approaches you can do for Scratch lore (some of them contradicting each other) it's just hard to find.

The Scratch Wiki only documents real-life events and phenomena relating to the main Scratch program and website. All of your statements about lore have not been confirmed by the Scratch Team (unless you're willing to provide a source), and thusly, are not documented on the wiki; if we were to allow unofficial “lore” onto the wiki, things would quickly spiral out of control as anyone can just put up some random statement without the need for any backing. The Super Scratch Programing Adventure lore would also not qualify as something that can be added to the wiki, because it is not connected to the Scratch Team in any capacity and is thus unofficial. It would be like me making up a story about a love tale between Gobo and Nano and post it online; it would have no basis against any official statements the Scratch Team has made.

I understand. Thank you for hearing me out. How can I find people to research more on Scratch “lore” for my projects? Is there anywhere else that is documenting the same things that I am?

8to16 wrote:

why s this a safe haven for spam

anyways

kenny2scratch wrote:

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ispretty wrote:

the reason so many people spam is because it's the first link on the Questions about Scratch forum, and people can't quite seem to figure out you're supposed to press the “New Topic” button to start a new topic

19mouse2009 wrote:

I have a question about adding more stuff for cloud variables and tutorials on what to use them on like a could variable like how to make a could variable leader board

50_scratch_tabs wrote:

Anyone else getting database errors?

KINGHARRISONLE12345 wrote:

Maybe we may need a professional engineer to fix some games of wiki maybe 30/hr? What do you think?

jvvg wrote:

KINGHARRISONLE12345 wrote:

Maybe we may need a professional engineer to fix some games of wiki maybe 30/hr? What do you think?

$30/hour for 40 hours/week and 50 weeks/year is $60,000 per year. We unfortunately don't have that kind of money lying around.

unnor wrote:

jvvg wrote:

KINGHARRISONLE12345 wrote:

Maybe we may need a professional engineer to fix some games of wiki maybe 30/hr? What do you think?

$30/hour for 40 hours/week and 50 weeks/year is $60,000 per year. We unfortunately don't have that kind of money lying around.

how about $2 per hour?

unnor wrote:

jvvg wrote:

KINGHARRISONLE12345 wrote:

Maybe we may need a professional engineer to fix some games of wiki maybe 30/hr? What do you think?

$30/hour for 40 hours/week and 50 weeks/year is $60,000 per year. We unfortunately don't have that kind of money lying around.

how about $2 per hour?

BigNate469 wrote:

unnor wrote:

jvvg wrote:

KINGHARRISONLE12345 wrote:

Maybe we may need a professional engineer to fix some games of wiki maybe 30/hr? What do you think?

$30/hour for 40 hours/week and 50 weeks/year is $60,000 per year. We unfortunately don't have that kind of money lying around.

how about $2 per hour?

That's well below United States federal minimum wage (which is 7.50/hour, it's higher in many states).

Besides, don't we already have @jvvg…? I mean, they're not necessarily being paid for it, but they're a good dev.

AndrewThe12th wrote:

BigNate469 wrote:

unnor wrote:

jvvg wrote:

KINGHARRISONLE12345 wrote:

Maybe we may need a professional engineer to fix some games of wiki maybe 30/hr? What do you think?

$30/hour for 40 hours/week and 50 weeks/year is $60,000 per year. We unfortunately don't have that kind of money lying around.

how about $2 per hour?

That's well below United States federal minimum wage (which is 7.50/hour, it's higher in many states).

Besides, don't we already have @jvvg…? I mean, they're not necessarily being paid for it, but they're a good dev.

Will This Continue?

AndrewThe12th wrote:

BigNate469 wrote:

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Will This Continue?

Vibri-Da-Scratcher2 wrote:

we need previous costume block page tbh

ispretty wrote:

Vibri-Da-Scratcher2 wrote:

we need previous costume block page tbh

Has it been in any version of Scratch? Because if it has, I'd be more than happy to add it to the List of Obsolete Blocks article.