✦ DevEmails.com ✦ ✦ Community Guidelines ✦ This abides by the community guidelines, as it uses pre-made phrases and not ones created by the users. No one, not even me can create phrases. Do not falsy report. Thanks! If you like this, propose it to be featured here - https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/28715018/ ✦ Instructions ✦ One of the first e-mailing systems on scratch, this is very advanced system, with 3000+ blocks in total. Using my knowledge of cloud, I made this. This uses a hashing algorithm, which outputs a unique number as an output. Even a slight change to the input could result in a dramatic change in the output. I have used this for the password. Please keep in mind, that Scratch is open sourced, so anyone viewing the project can 'see inside' and get acces to your account. Don't worry - scratch disables the cloud system when people see inside, so they won't be able to do anything to your account - deleting.changing password - none of it is actually going to happen. The only way they can do any of the above, is by guessing your password. Never give out your password. If you have been logged out of your account, please comment on my profile and you will get access to it. For your own safety, do not enter your scratch account password. btw this is cloudedevs desc
It can hold infinite people!!! 2/17/21 - Because it can hold infinite people there is a bug that makes you have to get a new account instead of logging in every time you reload the page 2/18/21 - I think the person has to be on the project to send an email to them
