Blood
id: 740557
category: Questions about Scratch
posts: 8
JpegDaDog
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FrustrationJust because it wasn't taken doen doesn't mean it's appropriate for ScratchNaur, I've seen people do it all the time, and it ain't token down.Can a bit of blood be on a knife and still be allowed?Yes, but I suggest saying in the instructions: “Bl00d warning!” Or: “Ketchup warning!”source
Everything shared in our community should be appropriate for all ages. Any content that requires a disclaimer or warning isn't aligned with this philosophy and would not be suitable for Scratch. If a warning is needed, it is probably not appropriate for Scratch.
JpegDaDog
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Well I think this is resolved
Fun_Cupcake_i81
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if something isn't banned, theres no reason to add a million warnings.(What about warnings for flashing lights or very loud audio? Granted, you don't need a million of them, but I'd say it's common courtesy to put in at least one.)
JpegDaDog
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Hey there, this is pretty much resolvedif something isn't banned, theres no reason to add a million warnings.(What about warnings for flashing lights or very loud audio? Granted, you don't need a million of them, but I'd say it's common courtesy to put in at least one.)
Fun_Cupcake_i81
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Hey there, this is pretty much resolvedSorry! ^.^'
It was just a thought :P
JpegDaDog
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It's fine, I'm just telling youHey there, this is pretty much resolvedSorry! ^.^'
It was just a thought :P
subjectnamehere
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you're not opHey there, this is pretty much resolvedif something isn't banned, theres no reason to add a million warnings.(What about warnings for flashing lights or very loud audio? Granted, you don't need a million of them, but I'd say it's common courtesy to put in at least one.)
JpegDaDog
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I was just saying this was resolved…?you're not opHey there, this is pretty much resolvedif something isn't banned, theres no reason to add a million warnings.(What about warnings for flashing lights or very loud audio? Granted, you don't need a million of them, but I'd say it's common courtesy to put in at least one.)