Privately shared projects

jluong20

Projects should have the ability to be shared only to some people. I would really appreciate it if this suggestion is considered and added to Scratch.

I really want to show my friends some project I'm working on and see how they like it so far, but I don't want to share it publicly so that everyone sees it and thinks it's bad just because it's not finished.

Last edited by jluong20 (March 2, 2014 16:44:05)

Hi.

gigapouch

No, just send your friends the projects via email attachment.

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Deerleg

Lots of people do this. They don't have problems, since they tell everyone it's not done.

iTweak0r

Deerleg wrote:
Lots of people do this. They don't have problems, since they tell everyone it's not done.

You can also check DRAFT to signal the project is in progress.

@jloung20: If you really want to share a project privately, use google drive/sites or the such.

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Sonickyle

I support.

No I don't make projects anymore. I left some time ago.
I only check the forums every now and then, but other than that consider me retired.

SilverTheHedgehog4

Scratch, Imagine, Program, Share

^I think this might prove this suggestion wrong? Not that I don't support this, I actually do. But I still think that Scratch wouldn't put this in. Also, no one really minds if it's a WIP, if you put or in the title or notes somewhere, people will know it's unfinished and won't expect too much from it.

AonymousGuy

This suggestion has been rejected before - because of the aforementioned Imagine, Program, Share motto of Scratch. It is also perfectly possible to share projects privately - just send the .sb2 file to someone else and they can load it in either the online or offline editor.

There also may be potential problems with sharing projects privately - such as private flame wars that wouldn't be found unless the moderators happened to look at the projects.

Which is another reason you may not want to use this - because the Scratch Team and any other moderators would still need access to your privately shared projects.

So no support. Sorry.

ExtremeLogic

How do you download the project?

cobraguy

ExtremeLogic wrote:
How do you download the project?

Click File > Download to Your Computer

seanbobe

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AonymousGuy

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This helps – But people can just delete the script.

Unless you create a Flash crashing lockdown script, like - uh - some people, so that no one can see inside and mess it up.

But I would recommend against getting your project removed.

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