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The idea sprang from an already existing programming tool, [[Scratch (programming language)|Scratch]], where the user drags blocks into scripts in succession to create a script. This is found much easier by children then typing out the code manually like other programming languages tend to use. Though the developers wanted to take a step back from Scratch and make it slightly easier to grasp to ability to use, therefore removing many blocks and adding some of their own in hope to make it easier to use.

The most recent version of the application allows users to shareclone their world worldwide (an improvement for the original sharing system, which was done by email)characters. The online community is at its first stage ofvery developmentadvanced and is planned many more improvements, such as commenting and possibly rating.

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