Howdy all y'all. :)

Indenting

So as to not derail the CP, i'll tell you here. :P

What we do when it the indentation gets too long is this:

post
post

etc

post
post
post
post

(PS: are you from the South?)
Scimonster (talk | contribs) 16:52, 12 June 2012 (UTC)

Thanks for the info!
Ah, so after the 7th indent, you just pop back to the top? Do you use the position of the indent to indicate which post you are replying to? Or does each response just increase the indent by one?
And yeah, I'm somewhat Southern. Any vernacular with a second person plural is superior to the queen's English in my view. :P Yee-Haw!
Lightnin (talk | contribs) 00:44, 13 June 2012 (UTC)
I think Scimonster is somewhat simplifying how the indentation works. A general rule of thumb is if you are replying to just one particular person, then you can just indent and post after them. However if you are replying to more than one person, or if you perhaps want to introduce another idea/question into the discussion, then you can indent back.
Let's say a person creates a discussion about a particular article, and it is not indented. The first person who replies indents once. Let's say the second person only wants to just reply to the first reply-er (the word "responder" doesn't really seem right imo :P), and so he/she indents twice. A third person joins the discussion, but chooses to just reply to the first post, perhaps including their thoughts on what the first or second reply-er said. They only indent once. Does that make sense? There is an example similar to what I described here.
Lucario621 (talk | contribs) 01:00, 13 June 2012 (UTC)
In the last case you mentioned ("A third person joins the discussion, but chooses to just reply to the first post, perhaps including their thoughts on what the first or second reply-er said. They only indent once.") if i do that, i usually indent twice.
Scimonster (talk | contribs) 09:55, 13 June 2012 (UTC)
I think indenting once (so it's basically a direct reply to the first post) would be better in that situation. :)
Lucario621 (talk | contribs) 22:21, 13 June 2012 (UTC)
BTW, Lightnin, sigs go on the same line as the post, so that it doesn't mess up the indentation. :)
Scimonster (talk | contribs) 09:56, 13 June 2012 (UTC)

Scratch2013BCN

Hello Lightnin,

Could you help to get a decission at: http://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/Scratch_Wiki_talk:Community_Portal#Could_the_Scratch_Wiki_help_to_promote_Scratch_Connecting_Worlds_2013.3F

Thank you very much in advance!
MartinWollenweber (talk | contribs) 20:11, 8 July 2013 (UTC)

Scratchblocks

Hi! JSO doesn't seem to have been around for a while, and it seemed like fun, so I've been working on a complete rewrite of the blocks plugin for Scratch 2.0, on Github here. Will you use it on the 2.0 site? Also, what license should I use? Thanks! :)
Blob8108 (talk | contribs) 20:52, 20 February 2013 (UTC)

I'm IP banned from the main site

I can't find any of my posts that have been disrespectful, and my comments/projects seem to be okay... mind telling me what happened? This is a screenshot of what it says when I log in: https://mail.google.com/mail/?ui=2&ik=761a3a8b54&view=att&th=140f0509ac20d83e&attid=0.1&disp=emb&realattid=ii_140f04677c5fb161&zw&atsh=1 (I can't use image hosts, so I have to use gmail as a host :P).

This is what it says if you don't want to download it: "Sorry, we've had to block logins from your network because it was used to break our community guidelines.

The people in charge of the network may contact us at appeals@scratch.mit.edu (case #3340453910) for details.

In the mean time, you can still browse the site and create projects you can save locally."

And I found a bug: the title html tag says "has been banned from Scratch". Shouldn't it say "Your IP has been banned from Scratch"?

Regards,
OrcaCat (talk | contribs) 23:00, 5 September 2013 (UTC)

A lot of us are IP banned. It is a glitch. Here. Turkey3 also started a section on the community portal.
Wes64 (talk | contribs) 23:12, 5 September 2013 (UTC)
Ah, phew.
OrcaCat (talk | contribs) 01:44, 6 September 2013 (UTC)

Messing around moving an info scratch page

This page contains translated support materials for Scratch 1.4

To switch languages in Scratch 1.4, simply choose from the Language menu languages-icon.gif:

languages.jpg

Scratch software currently runs in all the following languages:

Bahasa Indonesian
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Català
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English
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Find out how to [Translation become a Scratch language translator] and access [Translation/Translating_Scratch_Materials original documents to translate].

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Getting Started Guidehowto-getting-started-thumb.png

' Reference
Guide'
ref_guide.png

Cardshowto-scratchcard-thumb.png

'Help Screens'helpscreens.png

'One page
'
handouts (3)one-page-handouts.png

Programming Conceptscs_concepts.PNG

Websites Resources from Around the World
العربية
Arabic
GS13_ar.pdf RG14_ar.pdf
RG13_ar.pdf

شاشات المساعدة للغة سكراتش
Create13_ar.pdf
Learn13_ar.pdf Program13_ar.pdf
PC_14.pdf
PC_ar.pdf

http://scratch.uaeu.ac.ae/

Català
Catalan

Cards12_ca.zip

scratchcatala.gif
http://scratchcatala.com

Habilitats XXI_ca.pdf
Czech RG13_CS.pdf

Create14_cs.pdf
Learn14_cs.pdf
Program14_cs.pdf

PC14_CS.pdf

简体中文Simplified Chinese

GS14_cn-simple.pdf

RG14_cn-simple.pdf

help14_zh_cn.zip

繁體中文Traditional Chinese GS14_cn-trad.pdf
'Hrvatski
Croatian'

GS14_hr.pdf

'Dansk
Danish'

GS14_da.pdf

[mks://localhost/Support/De Deutsch
German]

GS12_de.pdf

RG11_de.pdf

Cards13_de.zip Help14_de.zip
Help13_de.zip

Create14_de.pdf
Learn14_de.pdf
Program14_de.pdf
More14-de.pdf

PC14_de.pdf

English GS14_en.pdf

RG14_en.pdf

[mks://localhost/Support/Scratch_Cards Cards12_en_ page]

Create13_en.pdf
Learn13_en.pdf
Program13_en.pdf

PC14_en.pdf

Skills XXI_en.pdf

Español
Spanish

GS13_es.pdf

RG14_es.pdf
RG13_es.doc

Cards_es.zip

Creando13_es.pdf
Aprendiendo13_es.pdf
Programando13_es.pdf

PC14_es.pdf

Central Secreta Scratch
EducaMadrid: crea como un nino
SOMECE: Taller de introdccion

LinuxMagazine12-es.pdf
Eduteka

Eesti
Estonian

GS14 et.pdfGS13_et.pdf

RG14_et_02.pdf
RG13_et.pdf

Help14_et_02.zip

OPH_Create14_et.pdfOPH_Learn14_et.pdfOPH_Program14_et.pdf

PC14_et.pdf

http:elrond.tud.ttu.ee

'Français
French'
GS14 fr.pdf
GS13_fr_02.pdf

RG14_fr_A4.pdf
RG14_fr_letter.pdf

Cards14_fr.zip
Cards14_fr-A4.pdf

Help14_fr.zip

Create14_fr.pdf
Learn14_fr.pdf

PC14_fr.pdf

http://rcx-storm.org/+SCRATCH+
Diagram12_fr.pdf
visiteur4pChatBallon.pdf
solutionChatPoisson.doc
blocks1.4png_FRvjj_02.zip
Scratchinterface_fr.jpg.zip

Ελληνικά
Greek
GS14_el.pdf
GS13 el.pdf
RG14_el.pdf
RG13 el.pdf
Cards13_el.zip Help14_el_02.pdf Create14_el.pdf
Learn14_el.pdf
Program14_el.pdf
PC14_el.pdf
עברית Hebrew http://www.scratch.org.il/
Italiano
Italian
GS14_it.pdf RG14_it_html.zip

cards14_it.zip

Help_14_IT_01.zip
Help_14_IT_png01.zip

allhandouts14_it.zip PC14_it.pdf introduzione-a-scratch
日本語
Japanese
GS13_ja.pdf RG13_ja.pdf Cards13_ja.zip Create13_ja.pdf
Learn13_ja.pdf
Program13_ja.pdf
Magyar
Hungarian
http://scratch.inf.elte.hu
मराठी
Marathi

GS_14_mr.pdf

RG_14_mr.pdf

한국어
Korean

GS14_ko.pdf

RG14_ko.pdf
RG13_ko.pdf

Cards13_ko.zip

Help_14_ko.zip Help_14_ko.zip

Nederlands
Dutch

GS14_nl_2.pdf

Card14_nl.zip

Create14_nl.pdf
Learn14_nl.pdf
Program14_nl.pdf

http://scratchweb.nl/
http://sites.google.com/site/nederscratch/ http://mmi.tudelft.nl/scratch/
norsk
Norwegian
GS14_no.pdf cards 1-12 (Norwegian).pdf Cards14_no.pdf Program13_no.pdf
Polski
Polish
GS14_po.pdf

RG14_po.pdf

Program14_po.pdf

PC14_po.pdf

Português
Portuguese

GS13_pt.pdf RG13_pt.pdf Create13_pt.pdf Learn13_pt.pdf Program13_pt.pdf

PC13_pt.pdf


http://kids.sapo.pt/scratch/

Skills XXI_pt.pdf

Portuguese from Brazil

GS14_pt-BR.pdf

Create14_pt-BR.pdf
Program14_pt-BR.pdf

PC14_pt-BR.pdf

Русский
Russian
GS14_ru.pdf
GS13_ru.pdf
Romana
Romanian

GS14_ro.pdf

RG14_ro.pdf

Create14_ro.pdf
Learn14_ro.pdf
Program14_ro.pdf

PC14_ro.pdf

slovenčina
Slovak

PC14_sk.pdf

Svenska
Swedish

Create_sv.pdf
Learn_sv.pdf
Program_sv.pdf

Türkçe
Turkish
RG13_tr.pdf
Cards_tr.zip

Create_tr.pdf
Learn_tr.pdf
Program_tr.pdf
українська
Ukrainian

GS14_ukr.pdf

RG14_urk.pdf

Create_ukr.pdf
Learn_ukr.pdf
Program_ukr.pdf

PC14_ukr.pdf

www.library.lviv.ua/projects/scratch_1_2_1/

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FAQ

Are you still in the Scratch Team? Your profile shows an * on your username. It also says Scratch Team.
LightningJolt (talk | contribs) 02:38, 12 November 2017 (UTC)LightningJolt

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