Only Scratch team members can feature projects. To suggest a project to be featured go here and suggest the project in the comments. Please read the description for the requirements first and bear in mind you can not suggest your own projects.

Only Scratch team members can feature studios. To suggest a studio to be featured go here and suggest the studio in a post with a link to the studio. Please read the first post for the requirements and to see what the scratch team is looking for. Unlike projects you can suggest your own studios.

To join the scratch team you have to be over 18 as it is a real job. If you are over 18 and you are interested in joining go here to see available jobs.

You should never name a person who got banned for a start and you should not get involved. It is up to them to contact the scratch team to get unbanned. If you want the scratch team to unban your other account you should email them and you should not be using another account as that will just make the ban longer. To email the scratch team go here.

First of all you have to check whether it disobeys the community guidelines. Here are some things to consider:

Does it contain blood?
Is it appropriate for all ages?
Does it contain weapons/violence?
Is it against a specific country/culture?

If your answer to all those questions is no your project should be alright. If in doubt email the scratch team. To email the scratch team go here.

If someone is stealing your projects/art and they don't give credit then you should use the report this button under a project. Then select exact copy of project and provide a link to the original project. If it is a remix people do not have to give credit as in the description it will automatically give credit. If someone keeps stealing your stuff email the scratch team. To email the scratch team go here.

To get information on what the New Scratcher status is and how to get rid of it go here.

It could be any of these reasons:

The username does not exist
You are not a manager of the studio
The user has not confirmed their email address
The user has already been invited
The user has already accepted the invite
You have invited a lot of people within a short amount of time and you need to wait

If the user is none of these make a topic here.

On the forums scratchers have to wait 60 seconds between posts to prevent spam and new scratchers have to wait 120 seconds between posts to avoid spam.

The Scratch Wiki is a collaboratively-written wiki available for free that provides information about the Scratch programming language, its website, history and phenomena surrounding it. The wiki is supported by the Scratch Team but is primarily written by Scratchers. For a link to the wiki go here.

You can make a topic here to advertise your projects and studios. Click here for advice on how to make a better advertisement.

First of all check here to make sure your suggestion has not been rejected and if it hasn't check here to check that your suggestion hasn't been suggested and if it hasn't make a topic here.

The announcements forum is for updates from the scratch team so only scratch team members can make topics.

Stickies are topics that the Scratch Team might consider helpful for (New) Scratchers to use. Stickies are listed at the top of all the forums and have a a blue thumbtack as a logo instead of the normal blue dot. If you wish for your topic to be stickied, you can report the post. In “Reason” section, simply put you are requesting for your topic to be stickied.

Bumping a topic means posting the reply “bump” in a topic so it gets moved to the top of the list below the Stickies. Bumping is used by users who want their post to be viewed for opinions/answers.
Please do not bump your post twice in a period of 24 hour.

If you have posted a post click edit in the bottom right corner of the post. If you are a New Scratcher, you will need to become a Scratcher in order to do this.

Click report at the bottom of the post and explain why you are reporting that post.

Check out this topic for commonly used scratch words.

You need to be a Scratcher to use cloud variables.

To make a new topic, simply go to the forum you want to post on, then click on the button that says “New topic”. Then type in the title of your topic and the contents of the first post.

If you want to close it you need to wait 24 hours first then you can click close topic. If you want to close it earlier you can report the first post.

If you accidentally close your topic report the first post to reopen it.

Harakou wrote:

First things first: What is a necropost?
A necropost is generally referred to as a reply to an old, abandoned thread that has been considered “dead” for a while. Basically, a thread that no longer serves any purpose is bumped back up to the top of the forums by someone posting in it.

How old should a thread be before it is considered “dead”?
This depends on the thread and the forum it is in. Some things to consider:
-Has the initial question been resolved?
-Is the subject no longer relevant? (For example: a thread suggesting an input box. Since Scratch 1.4 added this functionality, this thread has no real purpose.)
-Is the thread relatively old? If the original poster was asking for help, they're probably not watching it anymore if it's over a month old.

Is it ever okay to necropost?
Yes. If you believe you have something to add to the subject that no one else has mentioned, and the topic is still relevant or unresolved, you can give your input; it may spark new discussion! However, do some searching and make sure the subject hasn't been resolved or continued on somewhere else since then. In addition, some topics, such as Show and Tell threads, are never too old to post in. Since those are there for you to give feedback, rather than hold a discussion, you can always leave a comment for the maker. There's nothing like bringing a great project that has been forgotten back into the limelight.

For more information, see the Scratch Wiki article on bumping/necroposting.

Check out this article for all the different categories of forums

NFE stands for not for everyone.It means your project is not appropriate for all ages and will not show up in search results. You should consider changing your project so it is appropriate for all ages. A NFE project can not get featured or put on the front page.

Scratch does not allow you to change your username as the servers can't handle it with all your comments and studios and it will get all your followers confused.

Probably because it was marked NFE.

To search for users go to ww.scratch.mit.edu/USERNAME HERE

A signature is a piece of text or a image or some blocks that go on the bottom of every post you make. To change your signature go to discussion home scroll down and click change signature.

Spam is a post that is irrelevant to the topic at hand. Spam can apply to forum posts, comments, and even projects / studios.

If you need help with scripts you should ask here.

If you found a bug with Scratch make a topic about it here.

It adds the tag “work-in-progress” and basically lets other people viewing your project know that it's not a finished product.

Scratch will automatically do that to all numbers that could be a phone number because sharing them is against the rules.

Blockspam is inappropriately using scratchblocks or spamming with scratchblocks such as this:

roar
sauhfiosd
slgfhsiugh
gjhfdiuhgfd
([psd]dsfs[asdfhdsuifg](sdiuh [roao]))

On the left bottom corner you can add extensions. The pen and music functions are there.

Your topic was closed by a Scratch Team member. Probably it was inappropriate or it was a matter settled or a duplicate topic.

Multi-Animator-Project. It's a group of animators that work together to make a final animators, mostly about songs. Each animator only has to animate for a few seconds.

A backpack is a place where you can store soundtracks, sprites or scripts for late use.

To start you can go to the Welcoming Committee and make some friends there.

AfraidRacer wrote:

I reported this to be stickied.

WolfCat67 wrote:

Isn't the majority of this covered in the Scratch FAQ sticky?
Though it is more pleasing to the eye. I think it has a chance at a sticky should it be expanded to include the information in the current sticky alongside more new information

KJRYoshi07 wrote:

That's a good FAQ you did. Good Job.

290Scratcher wrote:

This needs a sticky.

(Reported to be stickied!)

AfraidRacer wrote:

I reported this to be stickied.

290Scratcher wrote:

This needs a sticky.

(Reported to be stickied!)

YubNubEwok wrote:

This is awesome! Great job!
I did notice one error: for number 28 you forgot the “n” in the word “on”. (Basically it just says “o” instead of “on”.)

asqwde wrote:

YubNubEwok wrote:

This is awesome! Great job!
I did notice one error: for number 28 you forgot the “n” in the word “on”. (Basically it just says “o” instead of “on”.)

Fixed. Thanks for noticing

People wrote:

make a search where you can search users

https://scratch.mit.edu/users/USER HERE

KaratePotato42 wrote:

how do i get a moving profile pic??