Sheep_maker wrote:

Here's two solutions:
1) Ask for the project name before creating a project
2) Before sharing, if the project name is “Untitled” or “Untitled-#” then a pop-up appears saying “Name your project before sharing:” with a cancel button (to prevent accidentally sharing the project), a skip button (see below), and a done button.
Both solutions allow people to name their projects Untitled if they really want to.

nickwasp wrote:

if your trying to find a untitled project then just search the project name and then the name of the creator and i should come up

Sheep_maker wrote:

Here's two solutions:
1) Ask for the project name before creating a project
2) Before sharing, if the project name is “Untitled” or “Untitled-#” then a pop-up appears saying “Name your project before sharing:” with a cancel button (to prevent accidentally sharing the project), a skip button (see below), and a done button.
Both solutions allow people to name their projects Untitled if they really want to.

P444 wrote:

No support. Why would you search for untitled projects in the first place?

Sheep_maker wrote:

Here's two solutions:
1) Ask for the project name before creating a project
2) Before sharing, if the project name is “Untitled” or “Untitled-#” then a pop-up appears saying “Name your project before sharing:” with a cancel button (to prevent accidentally sharing the project), a skip button (see below), and a done button.
Both solutions allow people to name their projects Untitled if they really want to.

Sheep_maker wrote:

Here's two solutions:
1) Ask for the project name before creating a project
2) Before sharing, if the project name is “Untitled” or “Untitled-#” then a pop-up appears saying “Name your project before sharing:” with a cancel button (to prevent accidentally sharing the project), a skip button (see below), and a done button.
Both solutions allow people to name their projects Untitled if they really want to.

nickwasp wrote:

i like that

-Cherri- wrote:

It's seriously annoying how much “Untitled” Projects there are. You could search up Untitled, and connect it with a random number (Ex: Untitled-23) and still get 5000-10000 results in the project's tab. I think that before you share a project, if it's untitled, you have to name it. Please tell me if you support, and if you don't, please explain why.

Edit: Oh. My. Gosh. If you search “Untitled-3” you get 78,000 results.

Edit 2: So, basically it would work like one of these two: (Thanks Sheep_maker!)

Sheep_maker wrote:

Here's two solutions:
1) Ask for the project name before creating a project
2) Before sharing, if the project name is “Untitled” or “Untitled-#” then a pop-up appears saying “Name your project before sharing:” with a cancel button (to prevent accidentally sharing the project), a skip button (see below), and a done button.
Both solutions allow people to name their projects Untitled if they really want to.

-Cherri- wrote:

nickwasp wrote:

i like that

Great! So you support?

Midnafuzzer wrote:

-Cherri- wrote:

It's seriously annoying how much “Untitled” Projects there are. You could search up Untitled, and connect it with a random number (Ex: Untitled-23) and still get 5000-10000 results in the project's tab. I think that before you share a project, if it's untitled, you have to name it. Please tell me if you support, and if you don't, please explain why.

Edit: Oh. My. Gosh. If you search “Untitled-3” you get 78,000 results.

Edit 2: So, basically it would work like one of these two: (Thanks Sheep_maker!)

Sheep_maker wrote:

Here's two solutions:
1) Ask for the project name before creating a project
2) Before sharing, if the project name is “Untitled” or “Untitled-#” then a pop-up appears saying “Name your project before sharing:” with a cancel button (to prevent accidentally sharing the project), a skip button (see below), and a done button.
Both solutions allow people to name their projects Untitled if they really want to.

I think Scratch is fine the way it is…If people left their project unnamed, they probably did it on purpose, and I don't think a pop-up will help the problem, unless it forcing them to name it, which would be annoying. Nice idea, tho

Zekrom01 wrote:

Sheep_maker wrote:

Here's two solutions:
1) Ask for the project name before creating a project
2) Before sharing, if the project name is “Untitled” or “Untitled-#” then a pop-up appears saying “Name your project before sharing:” with a cancel button (to prevent accidentally sharing the project), a skip button (see below), and a done button.
Both solutions allow people to name their projects Untitled if they really want to.

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