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Please add this: scratchclub.punbb-hosting.com

Thanks. 

Btw, I've read the security guide and everything doesn't seem to be inappropriate to Scratch users.

Last edited by tailskirbyyoshifan (2012-11-28 23:25:47)

Heyo, it's me again, the fd5 guy.

I have added a community wiki to my site that anybody can edit. It can be moderated by anyone, because you can delete or change inappropriate content from others posts.

Would that be ok or should I take it down?

edit: Just realized, I can make a system for only allowing certain people to register and post. The "registration" is kind of silly (you tell the user a very strong password) but it should work.

addendum: Also, yes, I still agree to keep the site happy and fun with the LS97 awesomeness guide, and it will follow community guidelines. (I know just enough PHP to rip features out if they are being abused)

Last edited by scratchisthebest (2012-12-01 16:11:04)

List updated 

dvd4 wrote:

dvd4 forums

I read LS's guide. It follows the scratch community guide lines.

Very close to the proper format - all you are missing is the promise.  Please check the first post.

Martiscratch wrote:

Martiscratch wrote:

can you regester This ?
I have rean LS97's gide and promise to keep my content appropriate.

This IS a different site.
Don't ignore me Paddle2see...

I think I found the confusion here...your entry was in the list - but filed in the wrong place. I've moved it to the M's where it more correctly belongs.

Firedrake969 wrote:

Can I register http://us5.chatzy.com/44768652041092
I've read the guide and there will be moderators once enough people get on.

We aren't considering those member-created sites - so they don't need to be registered here.  But they still need to be kept appropriate for all Scratchers, so moderators is a really good idea.  Even with moderators, I have deep concerns about whether the site can be kept appropriate - unless you are going to have moderators in the room whenever it is open?

scratchisthebest wrote:

Heyo, it's me again, the fd5 guy.

I have added a community wiki to my site that anybody can edit. It can be moderated by anyone, because you can delete or change inappropriate content from others posts.

Would that be ok or should I take it down?

edit: Just realized, I can make a system for only allowing certain people to register and post. The "registration" is kind of silly (you tell the user a very strong password) but it should work.

addendum: Also, yes, I still agree to keep the site happy and fun with the LS97 awesomeness guide, and it will follow community guidelines. (I know just enough PHP to rip features out if they are being abused)

A wiki - that's cool.  The same rules apply, it's your job to make sure that all the material on it remains appropriate for all Scratchers.

Last edited by Paddle2See (2012-12-04 15:48:35)

I have read the security guide and I will do my best to make sure that only material that is appropriate for all ages and follows the Scratch community guidelines appears on my site.

Here is a link to my website

Can you register this?
I've read the guide, and I will be sure to follow it.
I pledge to keep the site safe for all Scratchers as well as I can.

Last edited by ProgrammingPro01 (2012-12-24 02:32:26)

I read da awesome guide a while ago, and I'd like to register the Magnesium Beta website.

This is created by Zeusking19 and myself, and I'm doing this on behalf of him (he's having trouble getting on to Scratch forums, I think)

List updated 

ProgrammingPro01 wrote:

Can you register this?
I've read the guide, and I will be sure to follow it.

Sorry, not until you pledge to keep the site safe for all Scratchers (to the best of your ability).

bobbybee wrote:

I read da awesome guide a while ago, and I'd like to register the Magnesium Beta website.

This is created by Zeusking19 and myself, and I'm doing this on behalf of him (he's having trouble getting on to Scratch forums, I think)

Who's going to actually be responsible for the site?  If it's Zeusking19, then the application needs to come from him/her, when they get access to the forums.  Also, we also need a pledge to keep the site safe for all Scratchers (to the best of your ability).

Last edited by Paddle2See (2012-12-19 13:30:32)

I have read the security guide and pledge to keep my site safe. It runs on the same guidelines, rules etc as BlueTetra, as it is a partnership.

http://planets.cu.cc

EDIT: Paddle, I saw your post, and bobbybee is responsible as well as me. Otherwise, I pledge to keep the Magnesium Beta Site safe, and I have read the awesome guide.

Last edited by Zeusking19 (2012-12-23 11:39:13)

I have read the security guide and I will do my best to make sure that only material that is appropriate for all ages and follows the Scratch community guidelines appears on my sites.

Here are the URLs to my websites that I am registering.  Thank you.
www.winntsoft.webs.com
www.podtricks.webs.com
www.easarchives.webs.com
www.simpldos.webs.com

Last edited by WindozeNT (2012-12-24 11:10:46)

I have read the security guide and I will do my best to make sure that only material that is appropriate for all ages and follows the Scratch community guidelines appears on my site.

Here is a link to my website that I am registering: ifuwanna.weebly.com

Thank you.

This topic gives me deja vu. I think something like this existed during the PodTricks days.

ihaveamac wrote:

Do we still have to wait 3 months before we request a site to get allowed? I saw a few posts, but I'm still not sure. 

No, that doesn't apply anymore.