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#1 2012-03-10 07:28:06

PullJosh
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Registered: 2011-08-01
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I need some good ol' legal help. :P

I know this is a double topic, post, whatever; but the other one was closed and I still have a question.

Every year our town/city/suburb... You know what I mean. Anyway, our little group has a sale where kids can sell stuff. I want to sell scratch projects. The only way I know of is to post it online just long enough copy the html code thing. Then I pop it into a website I already made. Then I delete the project. I put the link on a disk and sell it. Would this be okay? I would prefer to have someone from the scratch team answer, but I'll consider anyone if they have decent evidence. Thanks!

http://www.blocks.scratchr.org/API.php?action=text&string=I'm_on_vacation!&xpos=155&ypos=90&font_size=30&bgimage=http://imageshack.us/a/img339/7215/sspeechsigapiforwords.png

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#2 2012-03-10 08:29:13

LS97
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Re: I need some good ol' legal help. :P

The Scratch Team has said before that they are perfectly OK with people selling their projects outside of Scratch, so this is not a problem legally (especially since at the time of purchase/sale the project will have been taken offline).

However, it would make more sense to never upload the project in the first place. Using a free program like Scratch2Exe will pack your project into a stand-alone application for Windows, and I believe BYOB has a similar feature for Mac. Why don't you give those a try?

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#3 2012-03-10 08:39:29

PullJosh
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Re: I need some good ol' legal help. :P

LS97 wrote:

The Scratch Team has said before that they are perfectly OK with people selling their projects outside of Scratch, so this is not a problem legally (especially since at the time of purchase/sale the project will have been taken offline).

However, it would make more sense to never upload the project in the first place. Using a free program like Scratch2Exe will pack your project into a stand-alone application for Windows, and I believe BYOB has a similar feature for Mac. Why don't you give those a try?

Thanks! That's really helpful.

Last edited by PullJosh (2012-03-10 08:42:28)

http://www.blocks.scratchr.org/API.php?action=text&string=I'm_on_vacation!&xpos=155&ypos=90&font_size=30&bgimage=http://imageshack.us/a/img339/7215/sspeechsigapiforwords.png

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#4 2012-03-10 08:42:45

PullJosh
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Re: I need some good ol' legal help. :P

Could this be closed?

http://www.blocks.scratchr.org/API.php?action=text&string=I'm_on_vacation!&xpos=155&ypos=90&font_size=30&bgimage=http://imageshack.us/a/img339/7215/sspeechsigapiforwords.png

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#5 2012-03-10 14:16:24

Paddle2See
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Re: I need some good ol' legal help. :P

Closed by request of the topic owner.

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