is it possible to add minimal gore or regularised gore?

[JevinLol2763]

If you looked up at PenguinMods' Guidelines, it says you cannot post extreme gore. Extreme Gore can be too intense for a modded Scratch Platform.

Is it okay if Gore was minimal or regularised, not extreme?

[Steve0Greatness]

The uploading guidelines, I feel, are very clear about what they count as against their policies.

Here are the direct quotes of the guidelines that directly pertain to gore:

Limits on Blood and Gore

If your project contains large amounts of blood, it must have a warning somewhere at the start of the project and in the project instructions.
Cartoon gore may also fall under this rule if it contains constant or extreme use of body parts or blood.

Blood cannot be realistic or be taken from a real-world picture.
Skeletons of humans or animals may be allowed if the context contains them inside of a currently alive character, and non-graphic or lighthearted.
Use of skeletons for comedic effect is allowed if the context is non-graphic and lighthearted.

Dead bodies of human characters should not be used more than once or twice at a time.
Dead bodies should be used in a non-graphic manner.
Human bodies/skeletons should be used sparingly with caution, and cannot be piled or contain blood.

Disturbing content

Content that actively attempts to trigger phobias such as arachnophobia (fear of spiders) should be behind a warning.
If not intentional, you likely wont receive any punishment other than a project removal.

You cannot include content containing:

• Animal abuse, mutilation and or torture
• Realistic, graphic or real-world depictions of extreme gore, graphic violence, or death

Uploading a project including this content may result in your account being banned from the platform.

I've made a few annotations to bold to important parts of these.

[Steve0Greatness]

So this counts as unrealistic and minimal gore, this has too much blood so a warning must put with it. Correct?

I hadn't said that. The issue that I'm bringing up is that you posted your gore image into a GitHub discussion without asking prior whether it's fine if you do so. That is a genuine issue.

[Dicuo]

What you posted contains realistic and extreme gore, which is exactly the opposite of what you said. It's BAD and it most definitely violates guidelines. Can you please delete that image? Next time read the guidelines more closely (specifically the one steve0greatness quoted) because what you posted obviously violates it.

[JevinLol2763]

What you posted contains realistic and extreme gore, which is exactly the opposite of what you said. It's BAD and it most definitely violates guidelines. Can you please delete that image? Next time read the guidelines more closely (specifically the one steve0greatness quoted) because what you posted obviously violates it.

I am sorry, please remember, that the Image I posted is an example, I think it may not violate the guidelines,

[jwklong]

I think it may not violate the guidelines,

that image DOES violate the guidelines

[JevinLol2763]

I think it may not violate the guidelines,

that image DOES violate the guidelines

Alright, I will delete it to avoid conflict.