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#1 2009-02-22 14:54:25
Doodynew?
Whats going around, it's doody. what people who know the facts, its some other person. Paddle2see? Mods? admin? please, we want the truth. (I think it's an imposter. Actually, I'm sure its an imposter.)
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#3 2009-02-24 18:55:09
Re: Doodynew?
J0j2 wrote:
Whats going around, it's doody. what people who know the facts, its some other person. Paddle2see? Mods? admin? please, we want the truth. (I think it's an imposter. Actually, I'm sure its an imposter.)
paddle2see is right, with everything hes told anyone about doody. her ip address is blocked so she could post projects but not come on scratch unless she gets a new computer. so if she bought a new computer, she could come back on scratch. i dont think she knows that. but anyway. thats the story about doody.
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#5 2009-02-24 20:40:41
Re: Doodynew?
No, she's an imposter. They blocked her IP address, so she most likely can't make any more accounts, the blocked IP address won't let her.
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#6 2009-02-24 21:01:51
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Re: Doodynew?
I really don't think we should be discussing individual situations here in the Forums. To me, it is a violation of the privacy of that individual. I'm going to address a couple of misconceptions, then I'm going to close this thread.
An IP block prevents a computer at a location (or a group of computers) from connecting to the Scratch website. If a person is IP blocked, they could still possibly get on the website from another location, such as a relative's house or a library.
An account block prevents a person from logging in to a particular account. It does not prevent that person from creating another account.
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