How To Build Up A Good Reputation (On Scratch)

BirdLover198

This is a really great guide! I have been following the friendly parts of this guide since day 1, but all the other stuff has really helped! This thread by far deserves this sticky, I'm just sad that around half the comments here are spam and advertisements, so in case anyone here sees this, then please post your project somewhere else. You'll get more views and Much less hate. Great Guide!

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Rainbow896

Wonderful guide! New Scratchers should definitely be encouraged to see this. I notice a lot of Scratchers gaining pretty bad reputations pretty quickly because they don't know any better– This would be so helpful to them and to the rest of the community. I suggest adding to the advertising part that open studios are great for getting views and that it is important to check a person's profile to make sure they are okay with those kinds of comments on their profile. Keep up the great work, I hope this gets more attention!

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GM333

Well I've had my project up for ages (https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/204871338/) yet, there's still not very much attention on it. I've spent over 100 hours straight on it, and I consider it to be feature material… Please check it out quickly

when [Lightbulb v] key pressed
set [Listen? v] to (pick random (1) to (2))

if <(Listen) = [1]> then 
ask [What ideas have you got?] and wait
  

else
say [Not interested]
end

KARATEGIRL2008

I think this is great. You could try being super nice to people and then word might spread that your super nice!

when green flag clicked
say [Be Kind!] for (2) secs

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Psalms 34:4

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plasmamasta

How does something get sticky?

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MiraculousLover05

brownwhite wrote:
how do you post a project online? I am new on scratch and need a little help .I have made 5 projects but none of them are found online. It would be very nice of you if you would help.

If you click the ‘See project page’ button when you're inside the project, then you can edit the instructions and notes and credits. When you're sure everything is ready, you can click the share button above the project. If you're in your stuff (folder next to your profile name), then you can click the name of your project to go straight to the front of your project.

Supermurfy2006 wrote:
What do I do if almost no one knows about me? I only have one follower. It's not like someone is going to search up my projects. I'm pretty new. I have a coloring contest that I made today and is curently is set to close 30/6/18. I want to have a few entries before then.

How do I get someone to see it without spamming?

Thanks so much!

I believe there is a show and tell section of the discussion forums where you can advertise your projects. I'm not sure how it works, since I'm still getting used to the forums myself.
How I (think) I got noticed, was I like to look at lots of different kinds of projects. I'll search for things I love, and just be nice and give friendly criticism whenever I could. I think that's how a lot of people found me.

Sticky-Rice wrote:
I CAN DO LOGO REQUESTS!! for more info plz visit: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/227209622/

Like I said earlier, I believe there is a show and tell forum you can advertise in. There are also studios where you can go for art requests and art trades, so I would suggest joining one of those.

bluestar3795 wrote:
-UnderFell- wrote:
Thanks for the info, this really helps alot
Idk if you'll get this message, but how do you have that stuff down below whenever you comment?? Thanks! ]
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mira ⭒ she/her

MiraculousLover05

MiraculousLover05 wrote:
brownwhite wrote:
how do you post a project online? I am new on scratch and need a little help .I have made 5 projects but none of them are found online. It would be very nice of you if you would help.
If you click the ‘See project page’ button when you're inside the project, then you can edit the instructions and notes and credits. When you're sure everything is ready, you can click the share button above the project. If you're in your stuff (folder next to your profile name), then you can click the name of your project to go straight to the front of your project.

Supermurfy2006 wrote:
What do I do if almost no one knows about me? I only have one follower. It's not like someone is going to search up my projects. I'm pretty new. I have a coloring contest that I made today and is curently is set to close 30/6/18. I want to have a few entries before then.

How do I get someone to see it without spamming?

Thanks so much!
I believe there is a show and tell section of the discussion forums where you can advertise your projects. I'm not sure how it works, since I'm still getting used to the forums myself.
How I (think) I got noticed, was I like to look at lots of different kinds of projects. I'll search for things I love, and just be nice and give friendly criticism whenever I could. I think that's how a lot of people found me.

Sticky-Rice wrote:
I CAN DO LOGO REQUESTS!! for more info plz visit: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/227209622/
Like I said earlier, I believe there is a show and tell forum you can advertise in. There are also studios where you can go for art requests and art trades, so I would suggest joining one of those.

bluestar3795 wrote:
-UnderFell- wrote:
Thanks for the info, this really helps alot
Idk if you'll get this message, but how do you have that stuff down below whenever you comment?? Thanks! ]
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Sorry, accidentally clicked submit.

Anyways, it looks like you've already figured it out. But for those who don't know how to do it, go to the discussion forums home and go all the way to the bottom. You should be able to find a button that says something about signatures and change it there.

There are just to many advertisements for me to quote, so I'll just say this: There are other places to advertise. It makes it easier for everyone if you advertise on the right places.

Anyways, those are all the questions I'm going to be able to answer today. Hope I helped everyone who didn't know the answers to these questions. Scratch on!

mira ⭒ she/her

MysticCoder21

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MysticCoder21

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MysticCoder21

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MysticCoder21

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MysticCoder21

Check this out! Read the description first.
https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/5145604/

Ronan_Brady

Will definitely use this method in the future. thanks!

R.

cwkjulian10786

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/237605898/#player plx play

MiraculousLover05

plasmamasta wrote:
How does something get sticky?

It seems to me like it's the same concept as featured projects. So it's probably the Scratch Team putting them higher on the board so everybody can see them. Well, at least anybody who goes to the Discussion Forums. XD

mira ⭒ she/her

sti_scratch

MiraculousLover05 wrote:
plasmamasta wrote:
How does something get sticky?
It seems to me like it's the same concept as featured projects. So it's probably the Scratch Team putting them higher on the board so everybody can see them. Well, at least anybody who goes to the Discussion Forums. XD

Report a topic, with the reason: “Sticky this topic please” or something. I think that's how.

tenyiqian

Another way to advertise is to add a project into a studio that allow all types of projects and also allow anyone to add projects or we can give a link to a studio if the project suit the theme. Those of my projects that was sucessfully added to SDS or another featured studio have higher views that those whom i did'nt manged to add.

kengally

Hi, does anyone here like fighting games? If so please check out my game!
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/239060691/
I heavily recommend this one to those of you interested.

Cutie__Uni

bubble103 wrote:
-LadyNightLore- wrote:
Reputation is not all about fame - It's also about simply being a good friend.

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/239948914/

Be on your guard; stand firm in the faith of God; be courageous; be strong. (1 Corinthians 16:13)

Britishairways747

THANKS! LOVE IT!

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