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Scratch is a free programming language and online community where you can create your own interactive stories, games, and animations.
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March
1. 5 — The oldest project still available, Weekend, was uploaded. 1. 7(?) — The Scratch Forumswere released.
May
1. 15 — The first stable public version of Scratch, 1.0, was released. 1. 15 — The Scratch Websitewas publicly released. 1. 26(?) — Scratch 1.1was released.
August
1. 6 — The Newest Projects row on the Front Page was removed due to inappropriate projectsbeing displayed. 1. 6 — Automatic credit in remixeswere implemented. 1. 7 — Images donated by LEGO became available. 1. 8 — The Top Downloadedrow on the Front Page was added. 1. 16 — The ability to post blockson the Scratch Forums was added.
April
1. 29 — The Ignore List, new gallery features, character count in comment box, and ability to reply to comments were implemented.
June
1. 1 — The What the Community is Remixingrow was added to the Front Page.
August
1. 5 — The New Scratch Membersforum was created.
May
1. 16 — The second Scratch Day event was hosted. 1. 31 — My Friends' Latest Projects and Projects from Scratch Design Studiorows were added to the Front Page. 1. 31 — The Newest Projects row was put back, but only available to Scratchers when they were logged in. 1. 31 — The Surprise Projectsrow was removed. 1. 31 — The Top Downloaded row was removed. 1. 31 — The curatorfeature was implemented.
July
1. 2 — Scratch 1.4was released.
October
1. 27 — The Text Based Games Forumswere moved to a separate place on the Scratch Website.
February
1. 17 — The first Operation: Cleanup is launched on the TBGs.
March
1. 11 — Operation: Cleanup is completed.
April
1. 15 — Remix Treeswere released. 1. 21 — The official project with the one millionth ID was shared on the Scratch Website. 1. 23 — The Scratch Statisticswebsite was released.
February
1. 22 — The Beta Flash Playerwas released.
April
1. 26 — Users banned on the Scratch Forums can no longer visit the Text Based Games Forums.
July
1. 21 — The third Community Moderator elections were held. 1. 22 — The election results were released.
January
1. 18 — Scratch protested SOPA and PIPAby featuring anti-SOPA projects, and putting up a banner saying "The Scratch Team values a free and open internet, so it opposes PIPA and SOPA". 1. 26 — The Scratch Team reorganized the Scratch Forums, including renaming forums, and replacing Miscellaneous with two separate forums: Things I'm Making and Creating and Things I'm Reading and Playingforums. 1. 27 — The Block Plugin was added to the Scratch Forums, which allows, in [scratchblocks] BBCode tags...
February
1. 2 — Links to YouTube videos on the forums are linked to a Scratch YouTube Video Playerrather than the previously used Youtube Repeat website. 1. 15 — Post counts on the forums are now shown in levels, instead of the exact post count. Users with below 100 posts have the exact count shown; otherwise it shows 100+, 500+, or 1000+. This does not apply to the Text Based Games Forums, as some games require users knowing their or others' exact post count(s).
April
1. 3 — Demosthenes retires from Community Moderator position. 1. 5 — Nominations for the Spring 2012 Community Moderator elections begin. 1. 9 — The candidates for the Community Moderator elections are announced. 1. 11 — Voting begins for the Community Moderator elections. The vote was open from 11AM to 11PM, Scratch Time. 1. 12 — The results from the Community Moderator elections were announced. The winners were Lucario621, Scimonster, and sparks. They did not begin moderating until the 18th...
January
1. 28 — Scratch 2.0 goes into open beta. It was available at https://beta.scratch.mit.edu.
March
1. 1 — The old TBG Forums shut down due to lack of activity on the forums. The new TBG forums are at https://tbgforums.com but these are made by Scratchers, not the Scratch Team. Controversy starts to develop on the removal.[citation needed]
May
1. 6-8 — Both the Scratch 1.4 website and 2.0 beta website were shut down for the transition to Scratch 2.0. 1. 9 — Scratch 2.0 was released to the public.
January
1. 10 — Scratchers were given the ability to opt in/out of a beta project player.
March
1. 15(?) — The official project with the 5 millionth ID was shared.
May
1. 1 — The Scripts Workshop/Team is officially running as a part of Scratch Helpers.
January
1. 6 — The five millionth account was created.
February
1. 12 — Email Address Confirmationwas added. 1. 12 — Customizable profile featured projectslabels were added. 1. 12 — A new Valentine's themed tutorial and sprites were added. The tutorial can be found here.
April
1. 16 — A re-design for the Tipswindow was implemented.
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Scratch is a free programming language and online community where you can create your own interactive stories, games, and animations.
