Scratch

Why would it be your fault?
The [img] tags disappeared because they're was a huge troll attack similar to the one that caused the New Scratcher status to exist.
So basically bad images everywhere.
Oh and they're going to be disabled until the ST can find a better way to deal with the situation.

Last edited by fungirl123 (2012-01-01 16:55:52)

What the.

When I quote I see the "Hoping it's not my fault" but highlighting the original post doesn't do anything 

Anyway, some idiot posted TONS of very inappropriate, and graphic images.

You know, in all honesty, I'm glad I missed this.

These people were not only trolling, but breaking the law. Think about it. By accepting the Community Guidelines, they pretty much legally vowed to obey them- and breaking their vow is breaking the law. Read the Guidelines if you need proof. If Scratch could find them, they could actually sue them- not for much, about the price of a lawyer, but it'll teach 'em a lesson.

Last edited by PaperMario123 (2012-01-02 03:24:44)

ProgrammingPro01 wrote:

wmays wrote:

You know, in all honesty, I'm glad I missed this.

Vista4563 wrote:

In all honesty, I am only somewhat briefed on the matter, and I have to make deductions of what happened based on my fellow peers.

From what I gather, a rather large group of trolls [Scratcher rank] invaded the forums and posted some rather unsavory images.

It was 1 person.

Vista4563 wrote:

1 person, alternate accounts? Or just 1 person?

I find it quite hard to believe that one person voided all the image tags.

It was just 1 person on 1 account whilst mods were offline.

It isn't too hard to do, have the text in your clipboard and stay online until mods are off then create loads of topics and just paste the images as much as you can.

roijac wrote:

my-chemical-romance wrote:

PaperMario123 wrote:

These people were not only trolling, but breaking the law. Think about it. By accepting the Community Guidelines, they pretty much legally vowed to obey them- and breaking their vow is breaking the law. Read the Guidelines if you need proof. If Scratch could find them, they could actually sue them- not for much, about the price of a lawyer, but it'll teach 'em a lesson.

Scratch is part of MIT, they probably have the best lawyers next to Microsoft.

you forgot apple


btw, which user was it?

We can not go into detail about that no matter how bad it is. I don't even know, but I don't want to start gossip about bans and talking about other users behind their backs, so please, nobody say the username.

EDIT: You actually thought I meant it? wow.

Last edited by WindowsExplorer (2012-01-05 04:13:49)

WindowsExplorer wrote:

I would've liked to see the troll attack though

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I think Wayback Machine would work.
I'm not supporting you in any way, or going to check.
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jji7skyline wrote:

Prn? ono...

I thought it was because of me messing around with this image 

lol

(I put those there because I'm testing Antidote)

PaperMario123 wrote:

These people were not only trolling, but breaking the law. Think about it. By accepting the Community Guidelines, they pretty much legally vowed to obey them- and breaking their vow is breaking the law. Read the Guidelines if you need proof. If Scratch could find them, they could actually sue them- not for much, about the price of a lawyer, but it'll teach 'em a lesson.

It is.

The perpetrator's friends were actually worrying that he could be sent to jail.