VideoGamerCanInvent wrote:

YubNubEwok wrote:

VideoGamerCanInvent wrote:

No Support. This would clutter up messages and would cause extra work for Scratchers.

Okay, I respect your opinion, but I said that there could be an option to turn it on and off (for people who are popular wouldn't have to get a lot of messages.)

Alright, thanks for the heads up, but I still don't support. It is definitely a great idea for Scratchers who are sensitive about studio invites though

Always, I am not sensitive, I just get mad because popular projects make the studio popular (that is my guess).

Support if it's optional.

That being said, there needs to be a lot of change when it comes to notifications and turning certain ones off but that's another suggestion for another topic.

YubNubEwok wrote:

Auroura_Wolf wrote:

YubNubEwok wrote:

Auroura_Wolf wrote:

I don't know… Semi-support? I mean, you can just remove it from studios like said above, but I have another proposal. Say someone leaves Scratch… None of their projects can ever be added to a studio ever again. But anyway, the motto of Scratch is
Imagine, Program, Share.

That is a good idea about leaving Scratch maybe make another topic about that. But I don't get how adding a project to a studio is in the Share part of the motto.

You're sharing your project, allowing others to add it to studios. In addition, your project being in a studio is ‘sharing’ it with others.

Okay, now I get it. But still, my project with 659 views gets added to a game studio! It is not even a game! It really annoys me.

And my project with 1000 and something views got added to a bunch of ‘over 1000 projects by 2018’ studios, and other like it. So I just removed them. The only time the remove thing seems to glitch out for me is for studios that have been deleted…

Support, because you know why, @YubNubEwok

MineLox92Videos wrote:

Support, because you know why, @YubNubEwok

Thanks, I a!ready know why.

YubNubEwok wrote:

MineLox92Videos wrote:

Support, because you know why, @YubNubEwok

Thanks, I a!ready know why.

exactly

In my experience, I've found that other people putting your stuff in studios actually makes your project more popular, so I'm not sure that this is that big of an issue.

Deerleg wrote:

In my experience, I've found that other people putting your stuff in studios actually makes your project more popular, so I'm not sure that this is that big of an issue.

Yeah, but sometimes it is in a studio that is shouldn't be in. Please reread the original post I said that one of my projects that was not a game, got added to a game studio to make the studio popular.

Deerleg wrote:

In my experience, I've found that other people putting your stuff in studios actually makes your project more popular, so I'm not sure that this is that big of an issue.

But I don't care about popularity and would prefer to be only as popular as I am now.

LionHeart70 wrote:

Deerleg wrote:

In my experience, I've found that other people putting your stuff in studios actually makes your project more popular, so I'm not sure that this is that big of an issue.

But I don't care about popularity and would prefer to be only as popular as I am now.

Same, popularity doesn't matter. I just like it when people notice my projects that I work hard on.

YubNubEwok wrote:

LionHeart70 wrote:

Deerleg wrote:

In my experience, I've found that other people putting your stuff in studios actually makes your project more popular, so I'm not sure that this is that big of an issue.

But I don't care about popularity and would prefer to be only as popular as I am now.

Same, popularity doesn't matter. I just like it when people notice my projects that I work hard on.

Scratch really isn't about fame.

LionHeart70 wrote:

YubNubEwok wrote:

LionHeart70 wrote:

Deerleg wrote:

In my experience, I've found that other people putting your stuff in studios actually makes your project more popular, so I'm not sure that this is that big of an issue.

But I don't care about popularity and would prefer to be only as popular as I am now.

Same, popularity doesn't matter. I just like it when people notice my projects that I work hard on.

Scratch really isn't about fame.

Agreed, it is about coding and having fun. I just think it is nice when people look at your project that you work really hard on. Especially since I don't get many views on projects.

YubNubEwok wrote:

LionHeart70 wrote:

YubNubEwok wrote:

LionHeart70 wrote:

Deerleg wrote:

In my experience, I've found that other people putting your stuff in studios actually makes your project more popular, so I'm not sure that this is that big of an issue.

But I don't care about popularity and would prefer to be only as popular as I am now.

Same, popularity doesn't matter. I just like it when people notice my projects that I work hard on.

Scratch really isn't about fame.

Agreed, it is about coding and having fun. I just think it is nice when people look at your project that you work really hard on. Especially since I don't get many views on projects.

I mainly just make projects because I have fun. I don't mind getting loves and favorites. I'd be okay if my project got front paged. I have never been front paged yet, and I'm fine with that.

LionHeart70 wrote:

YubNubEwok wrote:

LionHeart70 wrote:

YubNubEwok wrote:

LionHeart70 wrote:

Deerleg wrote:

In my experience, I've found that other people putting your stuff in studios actually makes your project more popular, so I'm not sure that this is that big of an issue.

But I don't care about popularity and would prefer to be only as popular as I am now.

Same, popularity doesn't matter. I just like it when people notice my projects that I work hard on.

Scratch really isn't about fame.

Agreed, it is about coding and having fun. I just think it is nice when people look at your project that you work really hard on. Especially since I don't get many views on projects.

I mainly just make projects because I have fun. I don't mind getting loves and favorites. I'd be okay if my project got front paged. I have never been front paged yet, and I'm fine with that.

I support YubNubEwok's suggestion.

Some people want their projects to be in studios, some people don't. Some people don't want their projects noticed since the programming's not the best, though they still want to share it to a smaller audience without being curated to some studio.

Auroura_Wolf wrote:

YubNubEwok wrote:

Auroura_Wolf wrote:

YubNubEwok wrote:

Auroura_Wolf wrote:

I don't know… Semi-support? I mean, you can just remove it from studios like said above, but I have another proposal. Say someone leaves Scratch… None of their projects can ever be added to a studio ever again. But anyway, the motto of Scratch is
Imagine, Program, Share.

That is a good idea about leaving Scratch maybe make another topic about that. But I don't get how adding a project to a studio is in the Share part of the motto.

You're sharing your project, allowing others to add it to studios. In addition, your project being in a studio is ‘sharing’ it with others.

Okay, now I get it. But still, my project with 659 views gets added to a game studio! It is not even a game! It really annoys me.

And my project with 1000 and something views got added to a bunch of ‘over 1000 projects by 2018’ studios, and other like it. So I just removed them. The only time the remove thing seems to glitch out for me is for studios that have been deleted…

Again, I support YubNubEwok's suggestion.

(Replying to Auroura_Wolf) Yes, but the time you realize the project's on that studio it's already five hours from the time it got added, and that's already frustrating. And also, the motto is “share.” I'm sharing my project, but it doesn't mean somebody can just curate it in some studio.

Let me give you an analogy: You have a drawing of something (or a project on Scratch). And it's not that good of a drawing (for a Scratch project, maybe the programming isn't the best). And then somebody takes a picture of it and shares it on social media, telling people I drew it (or for the project, the person shares it to a studio).

And I'm like– the project's not that good anyway, why does more people have to see it? Especially as part of a popularity effort?

So, what's the actual problem for adding that Approve or Decline function? Just make it an option you can set in Account Settings, like this:

Ask before having your projects added to studios Yes No

Hmmm. Not sure. For all the FPC applicants out there who want to make a sample studio - they need to add 5 - 7 projects and if the user's inactive/doesn't understand FPC then it would take ages to make an FPC project so not many people would do it. That's my view, so, no support.

Support, it should obviously optional, else famous Scratchers would get spammed with these messages. Personally I'd be ok with people putting my projects in their studios, but if it is a studio where it should not be, this would be helpful.

I do not support this suggestion, as it would give “add everything” studios much grief.