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- WASDgamer
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100+ posts
How do users define someone as famous?
Ok yes, this question may sound weird, but I would like too know how YOU define someone as famous. Just say your opinion, because I am interested in how the community perceives someone as a somewhat idle. If you have no thoughts on this and think that everyone is just as popular as each other/everyone is deemed as equal, then just say that you see all Scratchers as equal, but for those who do have a way of seeing someone as famous, how do you know?
- 1234abcdcba4321
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1000+ posts
How do users define someone as famous?
Someone with >99 followers.
- firedrake969_test
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500+ posts
How do users define someone as famous?
>999 followers, OR consistently getting 50+ loves/1000+ views on a project, OR being really active on the forums with 1000+ posts.
But that's just how I define someone as “a lot of people know them”.
edited to be “or” instead of “and”
But that's just how I define someone as “a lot of people know them”.
edited to be “or” instead of “and”
Last edited by firedrake969_test (Jan. 30, 2014 22:29:59)
- turkey3_test
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1000+ posts
How do users define someone as famous?
My definition if famous = Griffpatch… Nuff said
I think I have all those except >999 followers. Basically, once you get front-paged once, you gain 100 followers and become pretty popular. The forums helps more than people think with signature ads. >999 followers, and consistently getting 50+ loves/1000+ views on a project, OR being really active on the forums with 1000+ posts.
But that's just how I define someone as “a lot of people know them”.
Last edited by turkey3_test (Jan. 27, 2014 23:12:44)
- EpicChocolate512
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2 posts
How do users define someone as famous?
I think someone famous is really just someone who has many loves, followers, and stuff like that. Right now I'm DEFINITELY NOT famous! I only have 1 studio, 2 Scratches, and 0 followers!
[Excess emotes removed]

Last edited by Harakou (Aug. 31, 2014 13:58:56)
- turkey3_test
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1000+ posts
How do users define someone as famous?
No one joins right away and becomes famous. It takes months and even years of hard-work and activeness. That's what many don't realize. And on the other hand, fame is unimportant. I think someone famous is really just someone who has many loves, followers, and stuff like that. Right now I'm DEFINITELY NOT famous! I only have 1 studio, 2 Scratches, and 0 followers!![]()
Last edited by turkey3_test (Jan. 28, 2014 23:04:37)
- joshuaho
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1000+ posts
How do users define someone as famous?
It took me 1 year and about 6 months before my project got curated…… I think someone famous is really just someone who has many loves, followers, and stuff like that. Right now I'm DEFINITELY NOT famous! I only have 1 studio, 2 Scratches, and 0 followers!(excessive emoticons removed by joshuaho)
- ssss
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500+ posts
How do users define someone as famous?
Me. That's how I define it.
In the eye of the beholder
In the eye of the beholder
Last edited by ssss (Jan. 29, 2014 07:15:08)
- GyroscopeBill
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500+ posts
How do users define someone as famous?
A user you can ask people about and over half of them would have heard of the user.
- JJFABBY
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100+ posts
How do users define someone as famous?
That's way too many emotes, man.)Whoah, dude! You can't be “famous” in 3 days! You need to calm down and just think. If you want people to see you, shouldn't you try making more projects? I think someone famous is really just someone who has many loves, followers, and stuff like that. Right now I'm DEFINITELY NOT famous! I only have 1 studio, 2 Scratches, and 0 followers! (
Last edited by JJFABBY (Jan. 30, 2014 22:15:23)
- helloyowuzzup
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100+ posts
How do users define someone as famous?
I would say that someone who is famous is someone who most Scratchers who have been around the website for at least a month or two would recognize. For example, if I said on my ‘About me’ that I'm WazzoTV's sister (i'm not, by the way. XD), everyone would be like ‘Cool! WazzoTV makes awesome projects!’ or ‘Liar!’ XD But everyone would recognize that name. Same goes for ThePancakeMan, Lightnin, kewl999… Yeah 

- ScratchJahd2011
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500+ posts
How do users define someone as famous?
I would say that someone who is famous is someone who most Scratchers who have been around the website for at least a month or two would recognize. For example, if I said on my ‘About me’ that I'm WazzoTV's sister (i'm not, by the way. XD), everyone would be like ‘Cool! WazzoTV makes awesome projects!’ or ‘Liar!’ XD But everyone would recognize that name. Same goes for ThePancakeMan, Lightnin, kewl999… Yeah
Who's ThePancakeMan?
( /)_ -) Don't know really..
- awesomedude214
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43 posts
How do users define someone as famous?
Easy. They have to have tons of followers, loves, and all that stuff.
Hi. I'm a random person who likes Scratch
- roar9494
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26 posts
How do users define someone as famous?
Someone who is:
One the front page
Has a really popular game, (I'm talking a few thousand views/likes)
Has a ton of followers
Pops up everywhere (forums, studios, games, on the wiki)
Someone who is me! (just kidding)
One the front page
Has a really popular game, (I'm talking a few thousand views/likes)
Has a ton of followers
Pops up everywhere (forums, studios, games, on the wiki)
Someone who is me! (just kidding)
- austin360
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100+ posts
How do users define someone as famous?
i think 100 or more followers , more than 150 comments on profile and at least 2 or 3 projects that has at least 100 views , and a lot of comments.
- OmnipotentPotato
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1000+ posts
How do users define someone as famous?
Common factors among “famous” Scrathers:
-Good to decent projects (good art, sound, and gameplay: the magic 3)
-At the very least 100 followers
-250+ views on all of their projects
-Nice to people
-Good logos/project thumbnails
Hopefully that will help with your….. whatever you're doing.
-Good to decent projects (good art, sound, and gameplay: the magic 3)
-At the very least 100 followers
-250+ views on all of their projects
-Nice to people
-Good logos/project thumbnails
Hopefully that will help with your….. whatever you're doing.
- Codegirl101
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98 posts
How do users define someone as famous?
Nobody is really famous.
In scratch “famous” is just somebody who we encounter alot. (Not me sadly)
In scratch “famous” is just somebody who we encounter alot. (Not me sadly)
- samanyolu
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1000+ posts
How do users define someone as famous?
Nobody is really famous, like Codegirl101 said.
But I may call the people famous…
But I may call the people famous…
- Who shares “really” good stuff
- Who is kind, appropriate, helpful and who isn't cocky
- Who doesn't say FOLLOW ME, LOVE etc.
- Who doesn't brag a lot with everything about himself / herself
- DoodleKitty
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10 posts
How do users define someone as famous?
I don't judge people by followers anymore, but I'd say most of the community thinks that someone's “famous” or well-known once they pass 300 followers. 300 is kinda the “make-or-break” point for a scratcher, I've heard. A famous scratcher is usually very kind or modest, though some are a little rude and gain followers by being on the line, almost inappropriate for Scratch. Most famous scratchers either have funny projects, cute projects, or professional projects, though there are some exceptions.
- rafi_3
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100+ posts
How do users define someone as famous?
Ok yes, this question may sound weird, but I would like too know how YOU define someone as famous. Just say your opinion, because I am interested in how the community perceives someone as a somewhat idle. If you have no thoughts on this and think that everyone is just as popular as each other/everyone is deemed as equal, then just say that you see all Scratchers as equal, but for those who do have a way of seeing someone as famous, how do you know?
Well, it depends on the scratcher.
For a scratcher who has 5 followers, 40 seems popular.
For a scratcher who has 40 followers,120 seems popular.
For a scratcher who has 120 followers, 700 seems popular.
It really is all relative. It is just too arguable to label which scratcher is popular and which scratcher isn't, most of the time.
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