iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

Cream_E_Cookie wrote:

No support, first what if this is a student account, and the student uses teacher's email.
Next, what if griffpatch say has a big buisness trip. Will his projects get deleted?
Third, what if a scratcher left for a while (famous). Will they get deleted.
Lastly, there is no point. Someone tried to make an account named kaj, but it didn't allow.

1. If the student still uses the account at school then the teacher should tell the student. If it is the holidays then the teacher should either log onto the account and love a project or contact the ST.
2. He could contact the ST and what business trips last 2/3 years? Also, there should be a computer but if not as I said, he can contact the ST.
3. They would get an e-mail and could log onto Scratch and love a project.
4. I don't see the point you're trying to make.

For 4th, what would be the point of the feature? It wouldn't keep namesnipes out a lot…

wizard192 wrote:

Cream_E_Cookie wrote:

No support, first what if this is a student account, and the student uses teacher's email.
Next, what if griffpatch say has a big buisness trip. Will his projects get deleted?
Third, what if a scratcher left for a while (famous). Will they get deleted.
Lastly, there is no point. Someone tried to make an account named kaj, but it didn't allow.

1. If the student still uses the account at school then the teacher should tell the student. If it is the holidays then the teacher should either log onto the account and love a project or contact the ST.
2. He could contact the ST and what business trips last 2/3 years? Also, there should be a computer but if not as I said, he can contact the ST.
3. They would get an e-mail and could log onto Scratch and love a project.
4. I don't see the point you're trying to make.

Cream_E_Cookie wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

Cream_E_Cookie wrote:

No support, first what if this is a student account, and the student uses teacher's email.
Next, what if griffpatch say has a big buisness trip. Will his projects get deleted?
Third, what if a scratcher left for a while (famous). Will they get deleted.
Lastly, there is no point. Someone tried to make an account named kaj, but it didn't allow.

1. If the student still uses the account at school then the teacher should tell the student. If it is the holidays then the teacher should either log onto the account and love a project or contact the ST.
2. He could contact the ST and what business trips last 2/3 years? Also, there should be a computer but if not as I said, he can contact the ST.
3. They would get an e-mail and could log onto Scratch and love a project.
4. I don't see the point you're trying to make.

1. What happens if the student quit the class and still wants to use Scratch
2. Then a billion other people would contact the ST, and it will just clutter their email/messages
3. What if you don't want to love a project?
4. The points are above

PrincessPanda_test_ wrote:

No support, what if the user comes back?

Also, they're amusing.

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

Cream_E_Cookie wrote:

No support, first what if this is a student account, and the student uses teacher's email.
Next, what if griffpatch say has a big buisness trip. Will his projects get deleted?
Third, what if a scratcher left for a while (famous). Will they get deleted.
Lastly, there is no point. Someone tried to make an account named kaj, but it didn't allow.

1. If the student still uses the account at school then the teacher should tell the student. If it is the holidays then the teacher should either log onto the account and love a project or contact the ST.
2. He could contact the ST and what business trips last 2/3 years? Also, there should be a computer but if not as I said, he can contact the ST.
3. They would get an e-mail and could log onto Scratch and love a project.
4. I don't see the point you're trying to make.

For 4th, what would be the point of the feature? It wouldn't keep namesnipes out a lot…

Oh, that's not the point of deleting inactive accounts.

wizard192 wrote:

Cream_E_Cookie wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

Cream_E_Cookie wrote:

No support, first what if this is a student account, and the student uses teacher's email.
Next, what if griffpatch say has a big buisness trip. Will his projects get deleted?
Third, what if a scratcher left for a while (famous). Will they get deleted.
Lastly, there is no point. Someone tried to make an account named kaj, but it didn't allow.

1. If the student still uses the account at school then the teacher should tell the student. If it is the holidays then the teacher should either log onto the account and love a project or contact the ST.
2. He could contact the ST and what business trips last 2/3 years? Also, there should be a computer but if not as I said, he can contact the ST.
3. They would get an e-mail and could log onto Scratch and love a project.
4. I don't see the point you're trying to make.

1. What happens if the student quit the class and still wants to use Scratch
2. Then a billion other people would contact the ST, and it will just clutter their email/messages
3. What if you don't want to love a project?
4. The points are above

1. Then they should change the e-mail to their e-mail.
2. A billion other people are not going to suddenly go on a three year business trip.
3. There are loads of great projects on Scratch, the featured ones are really good (otherwise ST wouldn't make them featured) so leaving a love really doesn't hurt.
4. This suggestion is to prevent a cluttered server, not to prevent namesnipes.

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

Cream_E_Cookie wrote:

No support, first what if this is a student account, and the student uses teacher's email.
Next, what if griffpatch say has a big buisness trip. Will his projects get deleted?
Third, what if a scratcher left for a while (famous). Will they get deleted.
Lastly, there is no point. Someone tried to make an account named kaj, but it didn't allow.

1. If the student still uses the account at school then the teacher should tell the student. If it is the holidays then the teacher should either log onto the account and love a project or contact the ST.
2. He could contact the ST and what business trips last 2/3 years? Also, there should be a computer but if not as I said, he can contact the ST.
3. They would get an e-mail and could log onto Scratch and love a project.
4. I don't see the point you're trying to make.

For 4th, what would be the point of the feature? It wouldn't keep namesnipes out a lot…

Oh, that's not the point of deleting inactive accounts.

Then what is?

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

Cream_E_Cookie wrote:

No support, first what if this is a student account, and the student uses teacher's email.
Next, what if griffpatch say has a big buisness trip. Will his projects get deleted?
Third, what if a scratcher left for a while (famous). Will they get deleted.
Lastly, there is no point. Someone tried to make an account named kaj, but it didn't allow.

1. If the student still uses the account at school then the teacher should tell the student. If it is the holidays then the teacher should either log onto the account and love a project or contact the ST.
2. He could contact the ST and what business trips last 2/3 years? Also, there should be a computer but if not as I said, he can contact the ST.
3. They would get an e-mail and could log onto Scratch and love a project.
4. I don't see the point you're trying to make.

For 4th, what would be the point of the feature? It wouldn't keep namesnipes out a lot…

Oh, that's not the point of deleting inactive accounts.

Then what is?

The point is that there are over 8,000,000 Scratchers but loads of them are not active/left/forgot about Scratch. This wastes a lot of server space just because someone can't be bothered to delete their account when they've finished with Scratch.

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

Cream_E_Cookie wrote:

No support, first what if this is a student account, and the student uses teacher's email.
Next, what if griffpatch say has a big buisness trip. Will his projects get deleted?
Third, what if a scratcher left for a while (famous). Will they get deleted.
Lastly, there is no point. Someone tried to make an account named kaj, but it didn't allow.

1. If the student still uses the account at school then the teacher should tell the student. If it is the holidays then the teacher should either log onto the account and love a project or contact the ST.
2. He could contact the ST and what business trips last 2/3 years? Also, there should be a computer but if not as I said, he can contact the ST.
3. They would get an e-mail and could log onto Scratch and love a project.
4. I don't see the point you're trying to make.

For 4th, what would be the point of the feature? It wouldn't keep namesnipes out a lot…

Oh, that's not the point of deleting inactive accounts.

Then what is?

The point is that there are over 8,000,000 Scratchers but loads of them are not active/left/forgot about Scratch. This wastes a lot of server space just because someone can't be bothered to delete their account when they've finished with Scratch.

Where did you get those figures?

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

Cream_E_Cookie wrote:

No support, first what if this is a student account, and the student uses teacher's email.
Next, what if griffpatch say has a big buisness trip. Will his projects get deleted?
Third, what if a scratcher left for a while (famous). Will they get deleted.
Lastly, there is no point. Someone tried to make an account named kaj, but it didn't allow.

1. If the student still uses the account at school then the teacher should tell the student. If it is the holidays then the teacher should either log onto the account and love a project or contact the ST.
2. He could contact the ST and what business trips last 2/3 years? Also, there should be a computer but if not as I said, he can contact the ST.
3. They would get an e-mail and could log onto Scratch and love a project.
4. I don't see the point you're trying to make.

For 4th, what would be the point of the feature? It wouldn't keep namesnipes out a lot…

Oh, that's not the point of deleting inactive accounts.

Then what is?

The point is that there are over 8,000,000 Scratchers but loads of them are not active/left/forgot about Scratch. This wastes a lot of server space just because someone can't be bothered to delete their account when they've finished with Scratch.

Where did you get those figures?

Statistics

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

Cream_E_Cookie wrote:

No support, first what if this is a student account, and the student uses teacher's email.
Next, what if griffpatch say has a big buisness trip. Will his projects get deleted?
Third, what if a scratcher left for a while (famous). Will they get deleted.
Lastly, there is no point. Someone tried to make an account named kaj, but it didn't allow.

1. If the student still uses the account at school then the teacher should tell the student. If it is the holidays then the teacher should either log onto the account and love a project or contact the ST.
2. He could contact the ST and what business trips last 2/3 years? Also, there should be a computer but if not as I said, he can contact the ST.
3. They would get an e-mail and could log onto Scratch and love a project.
4. I don't see the point you're trying to make.

For 4th, what would be the point of the feature? It wouldn't keep namesnipes out a lot…

Oh, that's not the point of deleting inactive accounts.

Then what is?

The point is that there are over 8,000,000 Scratchers but loads of them are not active/left/forgot about Scratch. This wastes a lot of server space just because someone can't be bothered to delete their account when they've finished with Scratch.

Where did you get those figures?

Statistics

Ah, OK.

Anyway, are you trying to make this an inconvenience who want to just show their Scratch projects to their family?

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

Cream_E_Cookie wrote:

No support, first what if this is a student account, and the student uses teacher's email.
Next, what if griffpatch say has a big buisness trip. Will his projects get deleted?
Third, what if a scratcher left for a while (famous). Will they get deleted.
Lastly, there is no point. Someone tried to make an account named kaj, but it didn't allow.

1. If the student still uses the account at school then the teacher should tell the student. If it is the holidays then the teacher should either log onto the account and love a project or contact the ST.
2. He could contact the ST and what business trips last 2/3 years? Also, there should be a computer but if not as I said, he can contact the ST.
3. They would get an e-mail and could log onto Scratch and love a project.
4. I don't see the point you're trying to make.

For 4th, what would be the point of the feature? It wouldn't keep namesnipes out a lot…

Oh, that's not the point of deleting inactive accounts.

Then what is?

The point is that there are over 8,000,000 Scratchers but loads of them are not active/left/forgot about Scratch. This wastes a lot of server space just because someone can't be bothered to delete their account when they've finished with Scratch.

Where did you get those figures?

Statistics

Ah, OK.

Anyway, are you trying to make this an inconvenience who want to just show their Scratch projects to their family?

No, I am trying to stop the server getting cluttered with inactive accounts.

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

Cream_E_Cookie wrote:

No support, first what if this is a student account, and the student uses teacher's email.
Next, what if griffpatch say has a big buisness trip. Will his projects get deleted?
Third, what if a scratcher left for a while (famous). Will they get deleted.
Lastly, there is no point. Someone tried to make an account named kaj, but it didn't allow.

1. If the student still uses the account at school then the teacher should tell the student. If it is the holidays then the teacher should either log onto the account and love a project or contact the ST.
2. He could contact the ST and what business trips last 2/3 years? Also, there should be a computer but if not as I said, he can contact the ST.
3. They would get an e-mail and could log onto Scratch and love a project.
4. I don't see the point you're trying to make.

For 4th, what would be the point of the feature? It wouldn't keep namesnipes out a lot…

Oh, that's not the point of deleting inactive accounts.

Then what is?

The point is that there are over 8,000,000 Scratchers but loads of them are not active/left/forgot about Scratch. This wastes a lot of server space just because someone can't be bothered to delete their account when they've finished with Scratch.

Where did you get those figures?

Statistics

Ah, OK.

Anyway, are you trying to make this an inconvenience who want to just show their Scratch projects to their family?

No, I am trying to stop the server getting cluttered with inactive accounts.

But that will happen as well!

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

Cream_E_Cookie wrote:

No support, first what if this is a student account, and the student uses teacher's email.
Next, what if griffpatch say has a big buisness trip. Will his projects get deleted?
Third, what if a scratcher left for a while (famous). Will they get deleted.
Lastly, there is no point. Someone tried to make an account named kaj, but it didn't allow.

1. If the student still uses the account at school then the teacher should tell the student. If it is the holidays then the teacher should either log onto the account and love a project or contact the ST.
2. He could contact the ST and what business trips last 2/3 years? Also, there should be a computer but if not as I said, he can contact the ST.
3. They would get an e-mail and could log onto Scratch and love a project.
4. I don't see the point you're trying to make.

For 4th, what would be the point of the feature? It wouldn't keep namesnipes out a lot…

Oh, that's not the point of deleting inactive accounts.

Then what is?

The point is that there are over 8,000,000 Scratchers but loads of them are not active/left/forgot about Scratch. This wastes a lot of server space just because someone can't be bothered to delete their account when they've finished with Scratch.

Where did you get those figures?

Statistics

Ah, OK.

Anyway, are you trying to make this an inconvenience who want to just show their Scratch projects to their family?

No, I am trying to stop the server getting cluttered with inactive accounts.

But that will happen as well!

They will get an e-mail so they can make their account active, they don't have to do much.

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

Cream_E_Cookie wrote:

No support, first what if this is a student account, and the student uses teacher's email.
Next, what if griffpatch say has a big buisness trip. Will his projects get deleted?
Third, what if a scratcher left for a while (famous). Will they get deleted.
Lastly, there is no point. Someone tried to make an account named kaj, but it didn't allow.

1. If the student still uses the account at school then the teacher should tell the student. If it is the holidays then the teacher should either log onto the account and love a project or contact the ST.
2. He could contact the ST and what business trips last 2/3 years? Also, there should be a computer but if not as I said, he can contact the ST.
3. They would get an e-mail and could log onto Scratch and love a project.
4. I don't see the point you're trying to make.

For 4th, what would be the point of the feature? It wouldn't keep namesnipes out a lot…

Oh, that's not the point of deleting inactive accounts.

Then what is?

The point is that there are over 8,000,000 Scratchers but loads of them are not active/left/forgot about Scratch. This wastes a lot of server space just because someone can't be bothered to delete their account when they've finished with Scratch.

Where did you get those figures?

Statistics

Ah, OK.

Anyway, are you trying to make this an inconvenience who want to just show their Scratch projects to their family?

No, I am trying to stop the server getting cluttered with inactive accounts.

But that will happen as well!

They will get an e-mail so they can make their account active, they don't have to do much.

So you want them to receive emails to annoy them for years to come?

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

They will get an e-mail so they can make their account active, they don't have to do much.

So you want them to receive emails to annoy them for years to come?

If they want to delete their account they should delete it. If they don't then the e-mails are a chance to keep your account going.

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

They will get an e-mail so they can make their account active, they don't have to do much.

So you want them to receive emails to annoy them for years to come?

If they want to delete their account they should delete it. If they don't then the e-mails are a chance to keep your account going.

But your suggestion will annoy them with emails a lot.

If they want their account to be deleted, they can use that option in the account settings.

You're contradicting yourself.

(E-mail) It seems like your account have been inactive for three years. If you want to keep your Scratch account please do at least one thing that would show up in your activity.

It seems like your account have been inactive for three years. If you want to keep your Scratch account please do at least one thing that would show up in your activity.

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

They will get an e-mail so they can make their account active, they don't have to do much.

So you want them to receive emails to annoy them for years to come?

If they want to delete their account they should delete it. If they don't then the e-mails are a chance to keep your account going.

But your suggestion will annoy them with emails a lot.

If they want their account to be deleted, they can use that option in the account settings.

You're contradicting yourself.

1. E-mails to save your Scratch account can get annoying but what would you think?

(E-mail) It seems like your account have been inactive for three years. If you want to keep your Scratch account please do at least one thing that would show up in your activity.

Ok, this is a bit annoying but I will take three minutes to love a project and keep my account active.

Or

It seems like your account have been inactive for three years. If you want to keep your Scratch account please do at least one thing that would show up in your activity.

Seriously? Why do ask me that? Leave me alone, I don't care!

2. I know.

3. I am not. If they forgot they even have a Scratch account they can leave their account inactive because they are likely to forget their password.

If they want to delete their account they should delete it. If they don't then the e-mails are a chance to keep your account going.

If they want to delete their account they should click on “delete my account” in account settings. If they don't, then they will have their account deleted unless you have emails

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

wizard192 wrote:

They will get an e-mail so they can make their account active, they don't have to do much.

So you want them to receive emails to annoy them for years to come?

If they want to delete their account they should delete it. If they don't then the e-mails are a chance to keep your account going.

But your suggestion will annoy them with emails a lot.

If they want their account to be deleted, they can use that option in the account settings.

You're contradicting yourself.

1. E-mails to save your Scratch account can get annoying but what would you think?

(E-mail) It seems like your account have been inactive for three years. If you want to keep your Scratch account please do at least one thing that would show up in your activity.

Ok, this is a bit annoying but I will take three minutes to love a project and keep my account active.

Or

It seems like your account have been inactive for three years. If you want to keep your Scratch account please do at least one thing that would show up in your activity.

Seriously? Why do ask me that? Leave me alone, I don't care!

2. I know.

3. I am not. If they forgot they even have a Scratch account they can leave their account inactive because they are likely to forget their password.

If they want to delete their account they should delete it. If they don't then the e-mails are a chance to keep your account going.

I read it as

If they want to delete their account they should click on “delete my account” in account settings. If they don't, then they will have their account deleted unless you have emails

Also, are you forcing people to do stuff so their stuff won't be deleted? This is a kid's programming site, not doing your taxes!