It's reportable. Firstly, it would mostly always tell the person to give credit 2. When you click on report, it tells you what you can report the project for and “No credit given” is an option.

ToastDemon wrote:

DaSpudLord wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

ToastDemon wrote:

ipushpeople wrote:

hi i think this is already a rule so um

-D

If it was a rule, then how come so many people are still doing it?

The same reason why project copiers still exist - they have little to no regard for the rules.

^^^
If a projct does not give proper credit, then report it and the ST will take care of it. Usually if a rule-breaking project exists, it's because the ST hasn't found it. Scratch is a large site- the ST can't always find every rule-breaking project. That's why we have the report button.

Did that once, and the project still has no proper credit.

Also, wouldn't that annoy them? I have found a user with projects all with no credit.

Report all prohects without credits

Vienradze wrote:

ToastDemon wrote:

DaSpudLord wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

ToastDemon wrote:

ipushpeople wrote:

hi i think this is already a rule so um

-D

If it was a rule, then how come so many people are still doing it?

The same reason why project copiers still exist - they have little to no regard for the rules.

^^^
If a projct does not give proper credit, then report it and the ST will take care of it. Usually if a rule-breaking project exists, it's because the ST hasn't found it. Scratch is a large site- the ST can't always find every rule-breaking project. That's why we have the report button.

Did that once, and the project still has no proper credit.

Also, wouldn't that annoy them? I have found a user with projects all with no credit.

Report all prohects without credits

actually it better for everyone to just send an electronic letter to st and tell them user not give credit. that is if they intentionally not giving credit, if they unknowingly breaking the rule, just profile comment.

reporting every single one of their projects is kinda waste of time for you and the st.

ipushpeople wrote:

Vienradze wrote:

ToastDemon wrote:

DaSpudLord wrote:

iamunknown2 wrote:

ToastDemon wrote:

ipushpeople wrote:

hi i think this is already a rule so um

-D

If it was a rule, then how come so many people are still doing it?

The same reason why project copiers still exist - they have little to no regard for the rules.

^^^
If a projct does not give proper credit, then report it and the ST will take care of it. Usually if a rule-breaking project exists, it's because the ST hasn't found it. Scratch is a large site- the ST can't always find every rule-breaking project. That's why we have the report button.

Did that once, and the project still has no proper credit.

Also, wouldn't that annoy them? I have found a user with projects all with no credit.

Report all prohects without credits

actually it better for everyone to just send an electronic letter to st and tell them user not give credit. that is if they intentionally not giving credit, if they unknowingly breaking the rule, just profile comment.

reporting every single one of their projects is kinda waste of time for you and the st.

But what if they disable comments? That's the kind of situation I'm in now.

ToastDemon wrote:

But what if they disable comments? That's the kind of situation I'm in now.

They are intentionally copying your projects and not giving credit, then you are telling them to stop, and then they are deleting your comments and/or disabling comments?

In that case, you can report the actual user.

alexphan wrote:

ToastDemon wrote:

But what if they disable comments? That's the kind of situation I'm in now.

They are intentionally copying your projects and not giving credit, then you are telling them to stop, and then they are deleting your comments and/or disabling comments?

In that case, you can report the actual user.

True, true.

also, the kumquats are back. take shelter.

try report

I made a project on another account a while ago, and in the description, I put that I didn't want any remixes. Someone remixed it, and didn't give me credit at all. Plus, they didnt even change anything to the project. I asked them earlier today, but they keep lagging it, saying the credit is the little box on the bottom where the original project was from. I asked them again, asking them to edit the Notes and Credits box to put my old username. What should I do? The user is young, not yet in the doubke digits, but I think she/he should learn from the start to give people proper credit. Help!

MercyMyths wrote:

I made a project on another account a while ago, and in the description, I put that I didn't want any remixes. Someone remixed it, and didn't give me credit at all. Plus, they didnt even change anything to the project. I asked them earlier today, but they keep lagging it, saying the credit is the little box on the bottom where the original project was from. I asked them again, asking them to edit the Notes and Credits box to put my old username. What should I do? The user is young, not yet in the doubke digits, but I think she/he should learn from the start to give people proper credit. Help!

Report the project. The ST will deal with it.

DaSpudLord wrote:

MercyMyths wrote:

I made a project on another account a while ago, and in the description, I put that I didn't want any remixes. Someone remixed it, and didn't give me credit at all. Plus, they didnt even change anything to the project. I asked them earlier today, but they keep lagging it, saying the credit is the little box on the bottom where the original project was from. I asked them again, asking them to edit the Notes and Credits box to put my old username. What should I do? The user is young, not yet in the doubke digits, but I think she/he should learn from the start to give people proper credit. Help!

Report the project. The ST will deal with it.

Oh, not to mention that saying that people can't remix their project is against the Guidelines, I think