Recently, I've heard of studio vandilsm, which is when someone messes up someone else's studio. I think it would be a great addition to add a, “report vandilsm” feature. For this, the Scratch Team would review the studios activity and end up giving the user who vandilised the studio an alert and make the studio like it was before it was vandilised (if possible).

I support, since I really don't like when I think I can trust someone as a manager but then decide to turn around and ruin the studio. The best you can do in that situation is remove the curator and try your best to fix the studio.. but that might take a while.
Therefore, I do support. (out of curiosity, is it against the guidelines to vandalize a studio..? eh, i'll make my own topic)

SUPPORT x1000!!! On my previous account, I owned a studio that got vandalized every other day. It was so frustrating to delete the vandal and fix the damage!

Support, I don't think it's fair someone gets an alert for someone else's action

+1

Ooh I like that idea! Support.

aking_ wrote:

Ooh I like that idea! Support.

Thank you!

I-Iz-A-Litten wrote:

Support, I don't think it's fair someone gets an alert for someone else's action

Yeah, but it would be best to contact the Scratch Team for an alert for something like that, but what I suggested would make it so that you (if you didn't vandilize the studio) wouldn't get an alert!

-ShadowOfTheFuture- wrote:

studio that got vandalized every other day. It was so frustrating to delete the vandal and fix the damage!

Sorry to hear that happened to you!

LionHeart70 wrote:

I support, since I really don't like when I think I can trust someone as a manager but then decide to turn around and ruin the studio.

You know the one suggestion, “block users”? If so, then this is when it would come in handy, so it could block that user from joining your studio, but the suggestion is rejected…

Thank you for all the responses! I'm sorry of your studio ever got vandilized! Hopefully if this suggestion gets added to the website then it could help prevent your studio from getting vandilized!

YubNubEwok wrote:

Recently, I've heard of studio vandilsm, which is when someone messes up someone else's studio. I think it would be a great addition to add a, “report vandilsm” feature. For this, the Scratch Team would review the studios activity and end up giving the user who vandilised the studio an alert and make the studio like it was before it was vandilised (if possible).

Support! It would have helped me so much in the #bring_it_back days.

yzyzyz wrote:

Support! It would have helped me so much in the #bring_it_back days.

#no_mas_bring_it_back
*cough* what?

Anyway, yeah, there should be some way to counter this, support.

Support, it'd be useful for dealing with vandals.

Support!
For those of you who don't know what studio vandalism is, I'll try to explain it with this scenario:

Let's say you create a studio about platformer games. Anyone can add their games to the studio. One day, you find that someone added all of their projects, which most of them weren't platformers, to the studio. Annoyed, you remove them, but the next day you find that the same person added their projects to the studio again.

I hope that makes sense

yzyzyz wrote:

the #bring_it_back days.

back when #bring_it_back was up and running

Anyways support!

Although I haven't heard it much or ever experienced studio vandalism, it sounds very annoying and disrespectful. Support.

yzyzyz wrote:

#bring_it_back days.

Ah, those were the good old days…
I support that though.

I mean, it's kind of a rude thing to do, but it's not specifically against the rules. Making someone Manager gives them permission to do this; if they vandalize, it's technically your fault for giving them those privileges. If you don't want someone vandalizing your studio, don't promote them to Manager. It's as simple as that, really.

WolfCat67 wrote:

I mean, it's kind of a rude thing to do, but it's not specifically against the rules. Making someone Manager gives them permission to do this; if they vandalize, it's technically your fault for giving them those privileges. If you don't want someone vandalizing your studio, don't promote them to Manager. It's as simple as that, really.

There's a problem with that logic. You're basically saying:
“If you don't want someone who makes it look like you can trust them betray you, don't trust that person who appears like you can trust them.”