So I just discovered a website called "The Wayback Machine" and it can let you to a version of a website on that date (some dates won't work). So I tried Scratch at 2 specific dates are January 12 2007 (2006 won't work) and July 15 2007 and it was SHOCKING. Scratch version 1.0 is just a website to install Scratch. We can only see some simple projects but cannot play it due to the Wayback Machine restrictions. The same happened with Scratch V2.0, but now we can still play Scratch 2.0's projects in Scratch 3.0! The tabs back then have: Newest Projects, Featured Projects, Surprised Projects, Top loved lately, Top downloaded lately and finally Top viewed lately. Some more are Featured Galleries (which might be Studios back then), Scratch Club (which was Scratch Design Studios), Popular tags, Recent visitors, Lego images, Newest members and finally Stats (with 47 666 projects with a total of 798,869 scripts and 279,738 sprites created by 9,925 contributors of our 50,009 registered members in July 15, 2007. That's a lot, but compared to the present, it's just a bit). Some users' country from Scratch 2.0 is shown as "Location not given". Well, that's all I have to say. Please comment on what I missed on this project. Bye!
Please be kind in the comments, even if you have know this already.
