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'''Yasak''', ya da diğer adıyla '''blok''', [[Tur:Scratch Takımı|Scratch Takımının]] bir [[Tur:Scratch'çi|kullanıcının]] veya bir [[wikipedia:IP address|IP adresinin]] [[Tur:Scratch Websitesi|Scratch Websitesine]] erişimini engellemeye karar vermesidir. Genelde bir kullanıcı kötü davrandığında, birisine kaba davrandığında, bir [[Eng:Flame War|alev savaşı]] çıkardığında, birisini trollediğinde, birisine [[Eng:Cyberbullying|zorbalık ettiğinde]], ticari web sitelerine giden linkler gönderdiğinde, veya [[Eng:Community Guidelines|Topluluk Kuralları]]'na uymayan herhangi bir şeyi uzun bir süre yaptığında verilir.

==Bans on Scratch 2.0==
[[Eng:Scratch 2.0|Scratch 2.0]]'da, bir kullanıcı bloke edildiğinde, that ban applies to the entire site. This means that the banned user is forbidden from accessing any part of the site when logged in. In some cases (such as users creating multiple accounts to get around bans), the Scratch Team may decide to ban them based on their IP address instead. This means that an entire network is forbidden from accessing the website. Bans on the Scratch Website do not apply to the Scratch Wiki. Users normally receive [[Eng:alerts|alerts]] before getting banned. They may not receive [[Eng:alerts|alerts]] if their I.P. adress has been used for sockpuppetry.

==Bans on the Scratch Wiki==
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Although the Scratch Wiki is an official Scratch project, bans on the Scratch Website do not apply on the Wiki. However, if a user is banned on the Scratch Website and continues their behavior on the Wiki, then they will be banned until unbanned from the main site.

Because all users on the Wiki must request accounts and there are fairly high standards to receive one,<ref>[[Scratch Wiki:Become a contributor]]</ref> rude behavior and vandalism are relatively rare; this means that bans are also relatively rare. However, some bans have occurred because of vandalism, spam, or breaking rules. Any user in the [[Scratch Wiki:Bureaucrats|bureaucrat group]] can ban users on the Wiki, but Administrators and Experienced Wikians can request someone to be banned. In addition, bans have occurred for other reasons that have nothing to do with bad behavior, including switching accounts, among other reasons. The Wiki software that is being used does not have the ability to delete users, so they are banned instead. The software refers to it as a "block". This only blocks the user from editing or performing any wiki option like moving pages, as if they were not logged in, versus bans on the main site prevent the user from viewing pages.

==Bans on Scratch 1.4==
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Before Scratch 2.0, bans on the main Scratch website and the Scratch Forums were handled separately, so users were often only banned from the part of the website that they had broken the rules on.

===Scratch Website===
Bans on the Scratch Website usually occur when one shares inappropriate [[Eng:project|project]]s, harasses others, cheats to get onto the [[Eng:Front Page|Front Page]], or is 
predominantly disrespectful. A ban is far more likely if you repeat the same offense. Bans could only be made on the main website by the Scratch Team. User bans on the main website also applied on the forums. However, IP bans did not always apply on the forums.

===Scratch Forums===
Most bans here occurred when a user either often sparked flame wars or posted links to commercial websites. Bans here were rarer than on the Scratch website, as far fewer users used the forums than the main website, but could be equally bad. Both the Scratch Team and [[Eng:Community Moderator|Community Moderator]]s could ban users on the forums.

==Becoming unbanned==
When a user is banned, that user has to contact the appropriate administration (the Scratch Team on the main website and a Bureaucrat on the Wiki) in order to become unbanned, unlike most sites which set the expiration time when the user is banned.
===Scratch Website===
On the Scratch Website, when a user is banned, they must contact the Scratch Team to explain what they did and promise that they will behave properly in the future. Upon receiving the message, the Scratch Team may decide either to set the ban to expire or take no action. If the ban is set to expire, it is usually set to 3.5 days the first time the user is banned, and double that time for each subsequent ban. If the Scratch Team decides to take no action, then they will respond with a message saying why the user will not be unbanned.<ref>http://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/7517/</ref> In some cases, usually in a ban after another ban, the Scratch Team may suggest the user to take a break from Scratch and respond later.

===Scratch Wiki===
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On the Scratch Wiki, because bans are so rare, there is not a standard procedure. In the cases of non-vandalism bans, there is usually no reason to unban the user. However, in the cases of vandalism or otherwise violating Wiki Guidelines, then the banned user must contact the Bureaucrat that banned him/her and ask to be unbanned.

==Range==
Bans are either user-restricted or IP ranged: usually only a user is banned, but if they create more accounts and remain in trouble they can be IP banned.

===Account Bans===
Account bans are simply bans that prevent a certain account from access. Account bans are more common than IP bans, and are generally used if there is nothing to suggest the user will create other accounts to continue causing trouble.

===IP Bans===
IP bans are normally used when a user creates alternate accounts in order to get around an account ban, sometimes known as [[Wikipedia:Sockpuppet (Internet)|sockpuppetry]]. The IP ban prevents access on the network that has the banned IP, preventing the Scratcher from using a different account to continue their trouble. However, this does not stop the user since this can be evaded by using [[wikipedia:Proxy server|proxies]] or changing the IP address. Bugs have been reported that the IP ban can make users that are innocent to become unexpectedly banned.<ref>https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/145924/</ref><ref>https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/155818/</ref>
====Sharing bans====
In addition to banning an IP access from accessing the website at all, the Scratch Team can prevent users on that network from sharing content, while still allowing them to log in.

==Controversy==
Some users complain about the Scratch Team unfairly banning people.<ref>http://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/45007/</ref><ref>https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/217783/</ref> Although there are occasionally misunderstandings, as this website is very strict{{issue|clarify}}, and mistakes made by the Scratch Team, this is usually not the case. Sometimes, if a [[Eng:Fame|popular]] Scratcher is banned, Scratchers may create studios and projects asking for the Scratch Team to unblock them; these are usually deleted by the [[Eng:Scratch Team|Scratch Team]] because this can be considered [[Eng:Cyberbullying#Gossiping|gossiping]], since the Scratchers do not know the full story.<ref>https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/170191/?page=1#post-1631442</ref>

Other times, the [[Eng:Scratcher|Scratcher]] themselves may use another account to get around their block. This usually results in an IP ban. This is also called "sockpuppeting" <ref>https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/90782/?page=1#post-783998</ref>

==Reasons for being banned==
*Not following guidelines
*Received multiple alerts for the same thing
*Resharing projects unshared by the Scratch Team without removing inappropriate content
*Making one very inappropriate project, known as a "shock project" (usually warrants a temporary ban)
Additionally, an account can be permanently deleted if it breaks the Community Guidelines repeatedly and deliberately, or if its offense was particularly severe.

===Possible reasons for mistaken bans===
A user might be mistakenly banned if...
*They have a [[Eng:username|username]] that resembles a previously banned [[Eng:scratcher|scratcher]].
*The [[Eng:Scratch Team|Scratch Team]] makes misinterpretations of [[Eng:comments|comments]], [[Eng:studios|studios]] or forum posts.
*They disagree with the Scratch Team's received reports.
*They make projects featuring [[wikipedia:Hangman_(game)|hangman]]-esque structures, as such projects may unintentionally feature inappropriate language.
*They make projects that frighten certain users.
*Another account starts behaving strangely, and its activities seem related to the user in question.

==Images==
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File:Banned-mainsite.png|The Scratch Website ban message
File:IP-Ban-mainsite.jpg|Scratch's IP Ban message.
File:Banned on forums.png|The forum ban message on [[Eng:Scratch 1.x|Scratch 1.x]]
File:Wiki Block.png|The Wiki ban message.
File:Network wide ban.png|The notification given when a user on a network banned from sharing content tries to share content
File:Uh oh.jpg|The [[Eng:Account Creation|Account Creation]] window notifying that an account or more has been banned but accounts can be still created, cautioning about IP bans
File:Placeholder_ban_page.png|Placeholder appeal page, which used to be linked at http://scratch.mit.edu/ban_appeal
File:Response.png|The Scratch Website message after an appeal request
File:Account creation block.png| What you will see if you get a account creation block.
</gallery>

==See Also==
*[[Eng:Why are some users blocked from accessing the Scratch Website?|Why are some users blocked from accessing the Scratch Website?]]

==External Links==
*[http://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/7517/ What does the Scratch Team do when they find something inappropriate?]
*[[Eng:Questions about Scratch (forum)|Questions about Scratch]] topic

==References==
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