scimonster wrote:
RoseChan wrote:
Being a new scratcher sucks, especially when i have thousands of projects .3.
You don't have thousands of projects; only 61.
Just saying, I have.... lots? o_o
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I feel i'm close to being a normal member on scratch forums... But I still feel far away. e.o Why did I go non-active on forums D:
<broadcast[I fail. D:
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I'm irratated because I scarcely came to the forums because I never needed too, now that I want to, I don't qualify even though I've almost been here a year :P
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06dknibbs wrote:
Note: For the Tbg Forums, restrictions 1, 2 and 3 don't apply.
New Scratchers only have to wait 180 seconds now!!
Test:
google.com
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Why can't New Scratchers edit? I don't see how that could be used for spamming/bad purposes...
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scratchisthebest wrote:
Why can't New Scratchers edit? I don't see how that could be used for spamming/bad purposes...
Then they could say something bad and then remove the evidence.
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Updated with the new time , I probably won't be updating this thread any more as I'm not as active as I used to be, so if anything changes in the future, perhaps a moderator could edit it?
scimonster wrote:
scratchisthebest wrote:
Why can't New Scratchers edit? I don't see how that could be used for spamming/bad purposes...
Then they could say something bad and then remove the evidence.
They could also do the opposite. A spammer could make completely normal post/s in different threads that aren't spam at all, after a few days everyone has seen the post/s and nothing is wrong with it at all. Suddenly that spammer comes back and edits all his posts with spam links. Because the posts they made have already been seen, and possibly buried in the thread by newer posts, less people notice the spam and it takes longer for it to be removed.
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http://wiki.scratch.mit.edu/wiki/New_Scratcher_Status
^^^ Read about the NS status.
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06dknibbs wrote:
Updated with the new time , I probably won't be updating this thread any more as I'm not as active as I used to be, so if anything changes in the future, perhaps a moderator could edit it?
scimonster wrote:
scratchisthebest wrote:
Why can't New Scratchers edit? I don't see how that could be used for spamming/bad purposes...
Then they could say something bad and then remove the evidence.
They could also do the opposite. A spammer could make completely normal post/s in different threads that aren't spam at all, after a few days everyone has seen the post/s and nothing is wrong with it at all. Suddenly that spammer comes back and edits all his posts with spam links. Because the posts they made have already been seen, and possibly buried in the thread by newer posts, less people notice the spam and it takes longer for it to be removed.
oh. Ok. Thanks! I forgot to think when I wrote that.
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I wish I could post non-scratch related posts. I have a good question if I could... Well, thx for telling me! I've always wanted to know why for me it said "New scratcher" and for some other people it says "Scratcher". Well, I'll be spending ALOT more time on scratch now! ~lapras27
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how do you change from new scratcher to scratcher????
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06dknibbs wrote:
If you've only just joined the forums, you may have noticed that you can't do some of the things that everyone else is doing. You'll probably have also noticed that the rank under your username is "New Scratcher" instead of "Scratcher". This was introduced as a way to combat some of the spam and trolling that was appearing on the forums .
You can read more about the history of why this tag was added on the Scratch Wiki article, here.
To help, this is a list of everything you can/can't do for now. But first, if you're wondering how to become a Scratcher - The time varies depending on your overall activity on both the main site and forums. Just keep being active and friendly and soon your rank will change to Scratcher also.
Anyway, so far New Scratchers cannot:
1) Edit their own posts - Scratchers can edit posts they have made by pressing the edit button at the bottom of their posts, so if a user makes a mistake, they can change it etc: New Scratcher's don't have this button.
2) Delete their own posts - Scratchers can also delete their own posts with another button, but again. New Scratchers do not have this button.
3) Post or create threads in the Miscellaneous sections of the forums.
4) Post every minute - Scratchers can post another post every 60 seconds, for a New Scratcher the wait is 180 seconds.
5) Use image tags - New Scratchers cannot post images.
If the image tags are used in a post, then this message appears.
- Sorry, New Scratchers cannot place images in their posts. Please remove all BB code [url]tags.
6) Post links (unless they lead to somewhere on Scratch). - New Scratchers cannot post links unless they're on Scratch due to them being abused in the past. New Scratchers can still type a link as text however, eg: http://scratch.mit.edu.
A few examples of links New Scratchers can post are:
http://scratch.mit.edu - The homepage
http://scratch.mit.edu/users/06dknibbs - Users
http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/06dknibbs/329606 - Projects
A link to somewhere off-site such as google results in this message though.
- Sorry, New Scratchers cannot post urls to websites other than Scratch in their posts. Please remove all BB code [url] tags.
7) Create signatures - New Scratchers cannot create signatures to go with their posts.
If you want to know why this rule exists - There's an FAQ topic here..
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Note: For the Tbg Forums, restrictions 1 and 2 don't apply.
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Currently that's everything. So again, just keep being an active and friendly member around the site/forums and Scratch On!
From my opinion, 1 & 2 shoudn't apply. If a “New Scratcher” makes a mistake in a post, they can't do anything about it, which could lead to confusion, & possibly arguing. Also, if a “New Scratcher” posts something, & no longer needs that post, they can't fix that either.
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YAY! I'm a scratcher now!
forever say [yay!] for (2) secs end
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