i want some more followers and i think i totally deserve it but nobody follows me except for friend who i force to follow me:

when green flag clicked
forever
follow hobbitbunny00
end

If you want to get followers then be kind, active, and put effort into your projects unlike me.
Also, you shouldn't force people to follow you.

You can get more followers by making amazing projects, joining lots of studios, following people, making lots of friends, being kind to people, helping people that are new and lots more!!!
About being kind there's a forum I made about "helping the world, being brave, being kind, being happy and being loving. Here it is if you want to see it https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/279876/?page=1#post-2859850
~ @gypsygirl

<obligatory “scratch isn't about fame message”>

Now for my advice.
*ahem*

git gud

Make good projects, make Scratch friends, and you will get more attention.

You can do it one of two ways. One way takes less time, but is frowned upon. The other way takes more time, but is more fulfilling. It's up to you.

1. You could ask a ton of users for F4F (be sure not to spam), and I'm sure quite a few would accept. However, this method is generally frowned upon and you really wouldn't have earned all those followers.

2. Or, you could strive to create great projects with lots of effort put into them, and try to be a major part of this community. It'll take longer to build up a good reputation, but in the end, you'll earn plenty of followers who actually like your projects, unlike F4F. I recommend this way.

One Thing You Can Do Is Ask @follow4follow For Follow For Follow, She'll Say Yes. Also, Make Lots Of Projects And Learn Ways To Make Them Better. Those Ways Are The Best I Can Think Of.

-ShadowOfTheFuture- wrote:

2. Or, you could strive to create great projects with lots of effort put into them

After I finished cleaning up my profile I went from 40 something followers to almost 80-90 followers.

YubNubEwok wrote:

-ShadowOfTheFuture- wrote:

2. Or, you could strive to create great projects with lots of effort put into them

After I finished cleaning up my profile I went from 40 something followers to almost 80-90 followers.

And I got those from adding attractive thumbnails and overall improving my projects.

Scratch isn't about fame.

LionHeart70 wrote:

Scratch isn't about fame.

Exactly.
The amount of followers, loves, favorites, and views don't matter. What really matters is that you're learning to code and having fun.

YubNubEwok wrote:

LionHeart70 wrote:

Scratch isn't about fame.

Exactly.
The amount of followers, loves, favorites, and views don't matter. What really matters is that you're learning to code and having fun.

Yeah.