Scratch [wiki] and [/wiki] tags

DoNotFoIIowMe · #1 Nov. 17, 2019 18:37:08

Hello, everyone!

It's me, DoNotFoIIowMe (who is actually Nambaseking01 on another account - you can ask me proof there if you're unsure) and I found this cool feature on the forums. I normally wouldn't make a topic for something as stupid as this but after so much forum helping I am excited to tell everyone there are [wiki] and [/wiki] tags.

Okay, hold the phone. We can't all throw confetti if we don't know what this block does.

So you guys know the Scratch Wiki , right? Well, now New Scratchers don't have to struggle to link to the SW (and even Scratchers might find this an easier way of doing things) because if you put a particular page's name between these tags it will turn into a link and if you click on it you will get redirected to that page.

How I found this feature, you ask? Pure magic, because I am evil and can take over everything MUAHAHAHAH-

No. I was about to suggest in the Suggestions forum that New Scratchers should be able to link to the SW in the forums, but then I thought “Oh wait duplicates!” So I used a Google custom search to look for duplicates and I found one, but I was surprised to see it was closed. In there, an ST member had told the OP that there are [wiki] and [/wiki] tags.

I'm not my normal self anymore. I normally use good grammar for new topics, but today I am freaking out.

Feel free to discuss this feature as much as you like,
~Nammy~ Oh wait this is an alt… Take 2!

Feel free to discuss this feature as much as you like,
~Remember to not follow me!~

DoNotFoIIowMe · #2 Nov. 17, 2019 18:39:49

Oops! Requesting this to be moved to “Advanced Topics”!

DontBeBored · #3 Nov. 17, 2019 20:10:59

lol

Sheep_maker · #4 Nov. 17, 2019 22:30:25

According to this topic from 2013 , there's also [wp] (ex: Scratch (programming language) ), [google] (ex: Duckduckgo ), and [dictionary]/[dict] (ex: cwm )

DoNotFoIIowMe · #5 Nov. 18, 2019 14:50:31

DontBeBored wrote:
lol

Yeah, I tried to make the post a little funny purposefully. :P

Sheep_maker wrote:
According to this topic from 2013 , there's also [wp] (ex: Scratch (programming language) ), [google] (ex: Duckduckgo ), and [dictionary]/[dict] (ex: cwm )

So much unknown tags! I never realised after months of forum helping on my alt that they existed.

WindOctahedron · #6 Nov. 19, 2019 15:02:22

[not-very-on-topic] It took me 3 minutes to realise that this is not an (advanced) suggestion. [/not-very-on-topic]

DoNotFoIIowMe · #7 Nov. 19, 2019 15:05:50

Alesso03 wrote:

when green flag clicked
say [why do people follow you?] for (4) secs

broadcast

when I receive [real reason v]

say [because people think that it is silly] for (4) secs

Please discuss my username and follower silliness on my profile, this topic is about [wiki] and [/wiki] tags.

WindOctahedron wrote:
[not-very-on-topic] It took me 3 minutes to realise that this is not an (advanced) suggestion. [/not-very-on-topic]

Well, suggestions for the forums are supposed to be in the “Suggestions” forum even if it's advanced. This forum is for discussing things like connecting Scratch with Python and stuff (not that I want that, I know nothing about Python).

SMGIbrahim · #8 Feb. 19, 2020 22:28:03

test1

TUX_OS · #9 May 22, 2020 16:54:03

Hello!

--Explosion-- · #10 May 23, 2020 13:26:07

Sheep_maker wrote:
According to this topic from 2013 , there's also [wp] (ex: Scratch (programming language) ), [google] (ex: Duckduckgo ), and [dictionary]/[dict] (ex: cwm )

--Explosion-- · #11 May 23, 2020 13:27:12

--Explosion-- wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:
According to this topic from 2013 , there's also [wp] (ex: Scratch (programming language) ), [google] (ex: Duckduckgo ), and [dictionary]/[dict] (ex: cwm )

Sorry guys, I tried to use quote to see how the tags worked but I accidentally pressed submit.

Nambaseking01 · #12 May 23, 2020 13:31:52

this is just me on another account

ArtAddictPlus · #13 March 12, 2021 15:42:26

hahahahaha i just did

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