Scratch

chongyian wrote:

Announcement: New thread will be created after release of Issue 5, for convenience of editing.

*Idea*
What if, underneath your organizer posts on the new thread, the supervisors create their own posts for updates about what their section is doing? Or do you think it would be redundant? I'm open to suggestions. 

1: I still have nothing to do. *Goes and works on my TGoat Project*
2: Zangooser, Why do you always change your signature? I was browsing the forums, and one second, it was Zangoose,(I still have to catch that in B/W before I Refinish Conquest)
then it was party hard. (Wow, Now to think of it, I want the sig badly.(Once I get a sig))

Arrrgh Chong did you just Change your sig? >.>

Name: Kiriiki  (Elite- STILL BRONZE?!?!?  )
Position Requested: Anything.
Any Previous Work (not required): Elite Music service.
How often you'll check the forums: Every stinking day. 50-60 posts in less than ten days on scratch. Lol.
Where did you hear about the paper?: Where wouldn't I? ( I saw on the collab forums, which I am properly aqquainted with)

Here:


Writing for Kaj:

Kaj. Surely almost all of you have heard that name before, and can associate the name with one word: hacker. But what you probably know about Kaj the hacker, isn't the full story. What you haven't heard is the truth. See, before Kaj started hacking, she was an ordinary Scratcher.She made projects, posted comments, and did everything a normal Scratcher would do. However, one day, Kaj realized that her projects weren't getting many views at all. She overreacted, and soon posted a project threatening to destroy Scratch. After posting a few rude comments, Kaj was banned. The Scratch Team told her she would get her account back if, and only if, she would promise not to post any more rude comments. Then they waited. They asked Kaj to confirm. No responses came. Now today, in a very different Scratch, people try to pretend to be Kaj. In fact, impersonating Kaj is not allowed on the website, and a user would get banned for doing so. If you see someone impersonating Kaj, please report them, and either post a message saying to stop, or ignore them. Kaj is now merely a ghost story to tell around the campfire, and is not a concern or threat to the Scratch website. As for trouble with other hackers, just have a strong password, and update it to a new one regularly. Stay safe, and Scratch on!


Report for Scratch being 25th most popular progrmming language:

10-05-12 Magnie posted thread: Scratch is 31st Most Popular Programming language.
Scratch ranked higher than SmallTalk, Alice, ActionScript, and LabVIEW, to name a few.
Ranked lower than Python, Perl, Ruby, C++, PHP, and Java. However, it's not that surprising, as those are very well known.
Top 5 in order: C, Java, Objective-C, C++, and C#
Website Magnie found this on was tiobe.com
Scratch's ratings were 0.454%, quite small, compared to C's 19.822%
Data was collected in October, 2012
Discovered that Scratch was 25th, not 31st.

Need more info? I'll find more if you want.

Agg725 wrote:

Here:


Writing for Kaj:

Kaj. Surely almost all of you have heard that name before, and can associate the name with one word: hacker. But what you probably know about Kaj the hacker, isn't the full story. What you haven't heard is the truth. See, before Kaj started hacking, she was an ordinary Scratcher.She made projects, posted comments, and did everything a normal Scratcher would do. However, one day, Kaj realized that her projects weren't getting many views at all. She overreacted, and soon posted a project threatening to destroy Scratch. After posting a few rude comments, Kaj was banned. The Scratch Team told her she would get her account back if, and only if, she would promise not to post any more rude comments. Then they waited. They asked Kaj to confirm. No responses came. Now today, in a very different Scratch, people try to pretend to be Kaj. In fact, impersonating Kaj is not allowed on the website, and a user would get banned for doing so. If you see someone impersonating Kaj, please report them, and either post a message saying to stop, or ignore them. Kaj is now merely a ghost story to tell around the campfire, and is not a concern or threat to the Scratch website. As for trouble with other hackers, just have a strong password, and update it to a new one regularly. Stay safe, and Scratch on!


Report for Scratch being 25th most popular progrmming language:

10-05-12 Magnie posted thread: Scratch is 31st Most Popular Programming language.
Scratch ranked higher than SmallTalk, Alice, ActionScript, and LabVIEW, to name a few.
Ranked lower than Python, Perl, Ruby, C++, PHP, and Java. However, it's not that surprising, as those are very well known.
Top 5 in order: C, Java, Objective-C, C++, and C#
Website Magnie found this on was tiobe.com
Scratch's ratings were 0.454%, quite small, compared to C's 19.822%
Data was collected in October, 2012
Discovered that Scratch was 25th, not 31st.

Need more info? I'll find more if you want.

If possible

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Great. But, I've gotta wait until chongyian gets on...

Sorry, grounded. ANything important going on?

Hey, JH1010, can you remix issue 4 and put together issue 5? Sorry I can't be on scratch much... And how's comings and goings?

Nope. We use the same ones every issue. But you could help with some writing. I can't help much as I only have time about 1 or 2 weeks later...

chongyian wrote:

Nope. We use the same ones every issue. But you could help with some writing. I can't help much as I only have time about 1 or 2 weeks later...

I'll help however I can. I understand that you have some big tests in school going on, so I want to even out the load between the two of us, if only until the tests are over. 

  I thought you had good leadership.    g'bye then. Or soon, anyway.