EDIT: This has been debunked, but if you want to see me rant about something pointless, here you go :) (Oh well, at least the thumbnails cool I guess lol) Scratch has a problem. Yesterday, I noticed something odd. As I'm sure most of you know, you can get muted on Scratch for breaking the "Community Guidlines" these so called guidelines however, don't seem to be so consistent to everyone as I originally thought... On the Alt @ThisIsAChat, I got muted for 10 minutes for saying the word "Die" in a sentence. Not 5, 10. I've only been muted on my main account 2 times in total, both of which being 5 minutes, I have also used to word "Die" before and not gotten muted. Keep in mind, I've had this account for almost 5 years. I've been muted on @ThisIsAChat 4 times already, and I have said the things that got me muted on this account on my main account with no consequences whatsoever. I've had this account for less than 2 weeks. It seems that I am being muted on this account for simply no reason. You may be thinking this could be because the account just joined, but that couldn't be the case, because this has never happened to me before. An example of this is @Loremeowmeow3, where I have definitely said some of the same things that @ThisIsAChat did, and gotten away with it even when the account was a few days old. I think I know why Scratch may be doing this... Scratch may know who I am... Not personally of course, but I noticed ever since I became a lore account, I wasn't getting muted, because Scratch knew I wasn't being serious. (Except for one time around a week ago, when I may have ranted a bit too much about a math problem... but that's besides the point-) You see, when I make new alts, I try to relate them to my main accounts username, but @ThisIsAChat clearly doesn't fit that criteria, so Scratch may not know it is a lore account. This could also be tied in with the fact that since @ThisIsAChat has some questionable slides, Scratch may also think that it's trying to encourage behavior that breaks the community guidelines. If Scratch truly can see this, I would like to address something... I need access to "The Lore Words" on @ThisIsAChat The lore obsession has gone too far...
(Oh, and to the people thinking I could just ask the Scratch team for help with this, I know they won't do anything. When I got locked out of 4 of my accounts, I asking for help and they didn't do a single thing, I tried reaching out to them for 3 months. Luckily I managed to get them back because I had the passwords written down somewhere, but I would like to let you know, they aren't reliable...)