I was wondering, I saw some one with a platformer script and sprite that was mine, but did not give credit. Is it OK to report that project, or should I just post a comment asking them to give credit?

I'd first ask the Scratcher to give credit. Sometimes they simply forgot it or they accidentally shared the project.

No, I told him he could use my sprite/script if he gave credit.

Is it OK?

MC-pineapplepegasus wrote:

Is it OK?

Their project should already give credit through the Remix section below the Instructions and Credits, and even if it doesn't, the answer is no. Every shared Scratch project is under the creative commons license, meaning that anyone is free to use it, or parts of it. That includes your sprite. A project is only okay to be reported if nothing was changed from your version.

A bit unfortunate,

ErnieParke

First, ask for credit. If he doesn't give it, report.
Simple as that.

Deerleg wrote:

First, ask for credit. If he doesn't give it, report.
Simple as that.

OK problem. He's my friend and NEVER CHECKS HIS INBOX

MC-pineapplepegasus wrote:

He's my friend

I stopped at these words.

IRL, or online? Online friends aren't friends at all. XP

If he/she is irl, tell him irl.

OK He's IRL we go to same school

MC-pineapplepegasus wrote:

OK He's IRL we go to same school

Just ask him at school problem solved.

DotDash wrote:

MC-pineapplepegasus wrote:

OK He's IRL we go to same school

Just ask him at school problem solved.

Second prob: WERE IN DIFFERENT GRADES AND LIKE NEVER SEE EACH OTHER

MC-pineapplepegasus wrote:

DotDash wrote:

MC-pineapplepegasus wrote:

OK He's IRL we go to same school

Just ask him at school problem solved.

Second prob: WERE IN DIFFERENT GRADES AND LIKE NEVER SEE EACH OTHER

then how are you friends