Overview
As many of you know, because today is the first of April, there are several new censors in place. I believe I have found most of these and counteracted them.
Censors:
Scratch Forums => Pico's Scratch Forums
the => (Pico Rules!)
and => (Bloop!)
I have created a userscript that undoes these censors, which will make posts you read make sense again. (Capitalization may be messed up though.) I have done my best not to replace the content of the page body and instead use the div called punwrap.
Installation
Link: http://userscripts.thegt.org/antipico.user.js
Chrome
Download the file and go to Options => Extensions.
Drag the downloaded file there.
Firefox
Install the GreaseMonkey extension and download.
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Very clever! Be careful that Pico doesn't find out - s/he's gone rogue on us and there's no telling what might happen...
Last edited by Lightnin (2013-04-01 10:03:13)
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Paddle2See wrote:
Very clever! Be careful that Pico doesn't find out - s/he's gone rogue on us and there's no telling what might happen...
PiKaj?
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For now, to escape these, you can use:
A[b][/b]nd, T[b][/b]he.
And all lived happily ever after. The end.
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You've got to update it - he added an exclamation mark, it's now (Pico rules!!)
Also t-h-[-b-]-[-/-b-]-e (without the dashes) is now (Pico still rules!) and t-h-3 is (Pico rules - don't get smart!) i think.
Test: the and th3 4nd the and
aha! an[b][/b] works!
Last edited by joefarebrother (2013-04-01 12:20:36)
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joefarebrother wrote:
You've got to update it - he added an exclamation mark, it's now (Pico rules!!)
Also t-h-[-b-]-[-/-b-]-e (without the dashes) is now (Pico still rules!) and t-h-3 is (Pico rules - don't get smart!)
pico wont stop
these are the end times
he knows what we are doing
there is no escape
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Which is why the [b][/b] goes before the second character.
Face it, Pico, you can't beat a geek.
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Hardmath123 wrote:
Which is why the [b][/b] goes before the second character.
Face it, Pico, you can't beat a geek.
Yeah, that will work for now, until pico changes that!
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Fear teh almighty Pico! (sorry, sci)
I could get used to this.
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Pico can't outsmart me! I am Squirrelflight, a-n-d I am totally epic.
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Of course!
We can use &!
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He's a new sprite in 2.0 & he's taking over teh (bypassed it!) scratch website. (Not really, though, just as a prank made by the scratch team.)
Last edited by joefarebrother (2013-04-01 14:48:05)
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I remember doing a censor like this last year Totally downloading it
By the way, (pico doesn't rules) Scratch Team made (pico never ruled). :3
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Well, I think Pico will be banned for a LONG time
I'm just happy to see Scratch is safe
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imadrainpipe wrote:
Well, I think Pico will be banned for a LONG time
I'm just happy to see Scratch is safe
xD
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I wanted to make something like this... but I don`t know how to make a userscript.
EDIT: Do you know where I can learn how to make one?
Last edited by machinespray (2013-04-02 07:26:49)
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machinespray wrote:
I wanted to make something like this... but I don`t know how to make a userscript.
EDIT: Do you know where I can learn how to make one?
It's very easy. All you have to do is add the following on top of your javascript code (change it to your liking) and save it as filename.user.js:
// ==UserScript== // @name My Example UserScript // @version 1.0 // @namespace http://userscripts.example.com/ // @description Does stuff // @include http://*.exmaple.com/* // ==/UserScript==
Add as many @include lines as you want.
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GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
machinespray wrote:
I wanted to make something like this... but I don`t know how to make a userscript.
EDIT: Do you know where I can learn how to make one?It's very easy. All you have to do is add the following on top of your javascript code (change it to your liking) and save it as filename.user.js:
Code:
// ==UserScript== // @name My Example UserScript // @version 1.0 // @namespace http://userscripts.example.com/ // @description Does stuff // @include http://*.exmaple.com/* // ==/UserScript==Add as many @include lines as you want.
Why do you need that?
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mythbusteranimator wrote:
GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
machinespray wrote:
I wanted to make something like this... but I don`t know how to make a userscript.
EDIT: Do you know where I can learn how to make one?It's very easy. All you have to do is add the following on top of your javascript code (change it to your liking) and save it as filename.user.js:
Code:
// ==UserScript== // @name My Example UserScript // @version 1.0 // @namespace http://userscripts.example.com/ // @description Does stuff // @include http://*.exmaple.com/* // ==/UserScript==Add as many @include lines as you want.
Why do you need that?
It tells the browser how to handle your script.
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GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
mythbusteranimator wrote:
GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
It's very easy. All you have to do is add the following on top of your javascript code (change it to your liking) and save it as filename.user.js:Code:
// ==UserScript== // @name My Example UserScript // @version 1.0 // @namespace http://userscripts.example.com/ // @description Does stuff // @include http://*.exmaple.com/* // ==/UserScript==Add as many @include lines as you want.
Why do you need that?
It tells the browser how to handle your script.
But why would it read it; it's in the comments.
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