I am making a project and when scratch version 2.0 comes out, I am going to make a highest level list, I am encoding a username tester into the project to find any hidden swear words within a username, I think I have most of them, anybody know any that I might miss that are banned in scratch
when i receive [username test v] repeat (length of (answer)) if <(letter (sorter) of (answer)) = [s]> if <(letter (sorter) of (answer)) = [w]> if <(letter (sorter) of (answer)) = [e]> if <(letter (sorter) of (answer)) = [a]> if <(letter (sorter) of (answer)) = [r]> set [Inappropriate? v] to [yes]
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Well, somebody could download the project and see all the bad words.
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in the 2.0 alpha i made a chat project which encoded the message then looked for swears in this weird mixed up way so that it wouldnt be as easy to extract the offending words from the project
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I actually think this belongs in Project Ideas rather than Questions About Scratch...
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Instead of your script, it would be far easier to use the join block and say if join letter 1 of answer join letter 2 of answer join letter 3 = item any of badwords
Makes it so much easier to code..
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Bbcrab1 wrote:
Mokat wrote:
There should be an automatic swear detector in scratch.
Isnt there a problem like no proggrammer has ever solved like the grapes problem?
On Scratch, they have by implementing a whitelist, so words like "grapes", "skyscrapers", etc. are allowed.
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jvvg wrote:
Bbcrab1 wrote:
Mokat wrote:
There should be an automatic swear detector in scratch.
Isnt there a problem like no proggrammer has ever solved like the grapes problem?
On Scratch, they have by implementing a whitelist, so words like "grapes", "skyscrapers", etc. are allowed.
and trapezoid, saturday, etc.
I think I know of a way to do a swear detector.
You make a hidden sprite and then make that script.
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Mokat wrote:
jvvg wrote:
Bbcrab1 wrote:
Isnt there a problem like no proggrammer has ever solved like the grapes problem?On Scratch, they have by implementing a whitelist, so words like "grapes", "skyscrapers", etc. are allowed.
and trapezoid, saturday, etc.
I think I know of a way to do a swear detector.
You make a hidden sprite and then make that script.
Those probably won't exist in 2.0
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RedRocker227 wrote:
Mokat wrote:
jvvg wrote:
On Scratch, they have by implementing a whitelist, so words like "grapes", "skyscrapers", etc. are allowed.and trapezoid, saturday, etc.
I think I know of a way to do a swear detector.
You make a hidden sprite and then make that script.Those probably won't exist in 2.0
Aw.
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