CentralScratchBank (this one, I hope, works!): https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/302550042/ - SERVER OFF (Jan. 4th) SIGN UP IN COMMENTS Since the Sudanese Dinar is no longer in use, I think I'll refer to sudds (short for SUDden Digitals) as SDD e.g. this banner costs 40 SDD; this bond costs 10 SDD See the 'examples' list for an idea of how the server works. Any user joining now GETS A DEBT LIMIT OF 80 when it launches (down to only 20 afterwards)
NOT WORKING. MAKING ANOTHER. Please read the following before requesting to join: ==================================== A new currency idea on Scratch. In this system, every user has a debt limit and a balance. If a user's balance is positive e.g. 10 SDD, the user is considered a 'net producer'. If not, the user is considered a 'net consumer'. Since every user starts with a balance of zero, the sum of all balances is zero - if one person's falls by 20 SDD, another's will rise by the same amount. The government is always be a net consumer, which means the magnitude of the government's balance e.g. -1018 => 1018 SSD is the balance of the rest of the network. As a result, higher debt is actually good as more people will be net producers. However, the maximum amount of debt one can have is constrained by the debt limit. The government can raise its own debt limit as much as it likes, as well as the debt limits of others. Those who have paid of their debts are likely to see rises in debt limits but they may be increased when consumption is low. In order to boost the number of net producers, the government spends and spends. ATTEMPTS TO SOLVE ISSUES: - digit added onto cloud v. "input" so that each input differs by one - replacing (wait until) with (repeat until) with (wait one second) inside to see if the server doesn't like fast (implicit) looping -> still doesn't work! - tests with volume blocks to be conducted
