Here I come crawling back again with yet another issue with Scratch: sometimes when there's this one kid who's arguing with you, saying something like "Okay Skibidi Toilet fan, go back to YouTube Shorts" or whatever, you'd get angry, right?
I sure did, some dude LITERALLY posted that in a way to roast me. So I said "Dude, just, your roasts don't work so just please stop." 2 hours later Scratch Team comes with a Mod Message saying "Your comment was removed because it's too mean...blah blah stuff about harrassment..."
The thing that PISSES me off is that the comment that I REPLIED TO DID NOT GET DELETED. And if anything my response was less rude than THEIRS. So why on Earth did Scratch Team delete my comment and NOT THEIRS?!
I know the mods don't want us crapping on Scratch over here but I do kinda think that when the ST receives a report for a reply, they should probably read the entire convo.
I know they'd probably say there's not enough resources, but that really only would take an extra minute and a half at most.
P.S. My main claim to fame in computer science is that my mom was Stallman's 4th grade teacher. I would come visit her class and every once in a while she'd say "Brian, take Richard into the back of the room and teach him some math." :~)
I can tell. I report their comments too and nothing happened. Scratch Team didn't delete the comment, nothing. But now that bh told us to...yeah...I shall just end off with this.
EDIT: Sometimes the Scratch Team deletes the comments even when no one reports them, probably because they think it's too rude and I harassed some dude just by telling them to please stop. That's probably the way it was in my case but whatever.
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Yet the predecessor of Snap! was built off of Scratch 1.4, and that is something I don't like, because that means no new Scratch stuff can be implemented into Snap! cleanly without changing it and making a library/putting it in a existing library.
that is not true. they literally can. though as i learnt it seems like Jens works on Snap! solo and he cant just add much by himself alone. the source code is weird though, but i love it.
??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? ...................................................................................................................................................................... Ok, I was talking about the library, not whether it uses built-in implementations.
