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Mokat wrote:

electrified123 wrote:

oohhh its been a while since this post has been active but i just got a great idea
What if... you can only view your own banned projects. Say user BLANK has a banned project created by BLANK or themself they could implement like if BLANK is the one viewing his project like the disable comments or the check for favoriters that only pops up if it is the users own project .. then you can download it for personal use that way no one else can get it or download it without it being the user who created it.

If you saved the project on your computer you can view it.

did you read the first post of this i havent had that computer for over 2 years.

electrified123 wrote:

Mokat wrote:

electrified123 wrote:

oohhh its been a while since this post has been active but i just got a great idea
What if... you can only view your own banned projects. Say user BLANK has a banned project created by BLANK or themself they could implement like if BLANK is the one viewing his project like the disable comments or the check for favoriters that only pops up if it is the users own project .. then you can download it for personal use that way no one else can get it or download it without it being the user who created it.

If you saved the project on your computer you can view it.

did you read the first post of this i havent had that computer for over 2 years.

Well, too bad, the games were banned for a reason. If you think they were removed unfairly you should have contacted the Scratch Team.

electrified123 wrote:

i think there should be a seperate place to view all banned games you know like a different section of scratch like kid game section teen section and so forth. we need a place to view banned stuff because some people find it offensive others funny please is there a way to do this. scratch team my game 1 normal 1 immortal was fun and it was on another computer i dont have now. i cant do it again and i put a lot of work into it. please we need a place to view banned stuff.

WHY WOULD YOU WANT THAT!?!?!?!?!

Mokat wrote:

chrisbown wrote:

Not a good idea, little kids could view the  banned projects in the banned area anyway. no offense there.

Yes, and doing this would actually encourage viewership of those projects.

My suggestion is: Have an age limit on the banned area, and, upon registration, leave a cookie on the new user's computer that stores information concerning previous registrations made using a later date of birth (so that they can't try and re-register as an older user). If this were true, I would support.

ImagineIt wrote:

360-International wrote:

Mokat wrote:

Yes, and doing this would actually encourage viewership of those projects.

My suggestion is: Have an age limit on the banned area, and, upon registration, leave a cookie on the new user's computer that stores information concerning previous registrations made using a later date of birth (so that they can't try and re-register as an older user). If this were true, I would support.

They could delete their cookies...

Mokat wrote:

ImagineIt wrote:

360-International wrote:

Yes, and doing this would actually encourage viewership of those projects.

My suggestion is: Have an age limit on the banned area, and, upon registration, leave a cookie on the new user's computer that stores information concerning previous registrations made using a later date of birth (so that they can't try and re-register as an older user). If this were true, I would support.

They could delete their cookies...

Most likely, they won't know how to do that. An alternative would be to store the IP address and the necessary information in a database, where it can't be deleted by an external source.

jji7skyline wrote:

If it was deleted, it was because it was inappropriate for all ages, despite what some people may tell you.

^^^
Things get deleted for a reason.

360-International wrote:

Mokat wrote:

chrisbown wrote:

Not a good idea, little kids could view the  banned projects in the banned area anyway. no offense there.

Yes, and doing this would actually encourage viewership of those projects.

My suggestion is: Have an age limit on the banned area, and, upon registration, leave a cookie on the new user's computer that stores information concerning previous registrations made using a later date of birth (so that they can't try and re-register as an older user). If this were true, I would support.

But someone would figure this out, and then register on every website to be older than they actually are.

This is a children's website.

SciTecCf wrote:

coolstuff wrote:

You're forgetting two major issues: Parents. And *.

Because this is Earth, and we are humans, and life is corrupt, people will post * on this website. At this moment, any * gets banned immediately, without question. The ability to view this stuff after it's been banned means that it will still be on the website, and people can see it.

Also, the ability to see banned stuff might get parents upset. Upset parents = their sons & daughters can't go on Scratch = significantly reduced community.

So, I'm not quite sure I like this idea 

I'v never seen a moderator censored.    I totally agree with coolstuff, though.

why is porn censored?? XD

darkdragon23 wrote:

katzisc wrote:

I think there are projects that are too explicit,beyond what is actually being a game of gore that and some sexual content you can not post on this page...Best of all would place an age warning

like Deviantart? you should just put a background and make a button so if someone sees the warning and clicks the vbutton they shouldnt flag, they had a wraning 

For the last time, IT DOESN"T MATTER.  This is a kids site, and the Scratch Team are never gonna let us do that.  No matter what.  NO inappropiate content is allowed, warning or not.  If you make anything like that, I will still flag, even if there is a warning.  Also, check your spelling.  I can't read anything.