Purple Dots?

[helicoptur]

I think what @joecooldoo said was satire...

[spacer]

I know that's why I said

@spacer

If their taste. own has everyone

funneh

[rubenverg]

Those are the times I miss the ability to like comments

[sathvikrias]

i use flat mode 1/4 of the time

[sir_kitten]

I think it means everyone has their own taste

[bh]

@sir_kitten

I think it means everyone has their own taste

Yup. Usually expressed in English as "to each his own taste."

[sweetiepeh1]

@bh

They're brown

a little light brown, i used some code, zoomed in and hovered my mouse pointer on the dot
they are same without flat mode

im 10 yrs old so, yes
lol this picture name is

'.png

[helicoptur]

Maybe you shouldn't post your age

After reading a bunch of forum posts at once, I notice that people are posting their age a lot, either in the body of a message or in their signature. Although not as bad as posting your exact birthday, your age could be combined with other information about you to determine your identity. I think just your approximate age ("I'm 10" vs. "I just turned 10 yesterday") is low-risk, especially if you're not stupid enough to go meet someone in person based on online conversations. But it's not zer…

[sweetiepeh1]

whats the problem of me telling my age? i told my age on scratch too

[helicoptur]

@Maybe you shouldn't post your age

Although your approximate age is low risk [...] But it's not *zero-*risk, and it's a little risky for us, too, to have such information about you, especially if you are under 18.

[sweetiepeh1]

also, can you stop telling info of that topic please?

[helicoptur]

I was explaining

@sweetiepeh1

the problem of [you] telling [your] age

by quoting a specific part of the topic
Please read the entire topic I linked.
And I dont think you're supposed to tell your age on scratch either, at least to the public

[sweetiepeh1]

@Maybe you shouldn't post your age

check with your parents before you post your age

i am allowed to tell my age lol
imma be AFK bc imma work on windoes xp

[bh]

@helicoptur

And I dont think you're supposed to tell your age on scratch either, at least to the public

Right, you're not. Many years ago, when I first started teaching Scratch to single-digit-aged kids, I suggested to the ST that it would be really helpful to teachers like me if they published collections of really good projects by kids of age X, to help give teachers a sense of what to expect from their students, and for that matter to give kids a sense of whether they're pushing themselves as much as they could. (Yes, I understand that kids of age X vary hugely in interest and ability. Still.) And they explained to me that they couldn't, because that would be publishing kids' ages.

Actually, Scratch is old enough now so that many, many kids have aged out of kidhood, if not out of Scratch, so I'm going to suggest it again. :~)