red_king_cyclops wrote:

I infer that post count suggestions are rejected. My proof is here: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/315314/

TheAdriCoolManDude wrote:

I don't know if this is the reason why, but the reason removing studio activity is rejected might be because some people want to see studio activity, and it sometimes might be important. If you don't want studio activity, ignore those messages.
That is the best thing I can think of.

DaEpikDude wrote:

Quick thing I'd like to point out:

“…check out the TGB forums.”
What are the Text Games Based forums?

PokemonDude21 wrote:

12. A 13+ version of the website:
Scratch is designed for all ages, and dividing the community would not really help anybody.


Umm… Scratch Jr? Hello?

AppIIesauce wrote:

good job on making this *applause*

LionHeart70 wrote:

AppIIesauce wrote:

good job on making this *applause*

It was kind of painful.
But I did it.

zinistr wrote:

I believe a lot of older users that have been on Scratch for longer should have the option to switch back to the old interface with Scratch 3, because the new interface is kind of disorienting to me and several other users that I've seen. There are also complaints about the sprite editor.

Paddle2See wrote:

I'm interested to learn more about these “spambots” that you have experienced - please stop by my profile if you want to talk about them.

As for a message telling you who views a project, we're not going to be doing that because it could lead to a lot of traffic on the inbox of some Scratchers - and it could lead to drama about who is or isn't viewing projects. Thanks for your suggestion though - please keep thinking of ways to make Scratch better.

Scratch on!

zinistr wrote:

I believe a lot of older users that have been on Scratch for longer should have the option to switch back to the old interface with Scratch 3, because the new interface is kind of disorienting to me and several other users that I've seen. There are also complaints about the sprite editor.

Za-Chary wrote:

Do you think “Notifications for Viewing Projects” could go on the list?

Check this out: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/315901/?page=1#post-3268569

LionHeart70 wrote:

zinistr wrote:

I believe a lot of older users that have been on Scratch for longer should have the option to switch back to the old interface with Scratch 3, because the new interface is kind of disorienting to me and several other users that I've seen. There are also complaints about the sprite editor.

Did you read the large red print at the beginning of the first post..?

Za-Chary wrote:

Do you think “Notifications for Viewing Projects” could go on the list?

Check this out: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/315901/?page=1#post-3268569

Adding this.

MathlyCat wrote:

thanks alxephan

imbh0458 wrote:

Here is my suggestion for scratch 3.0. I think that they should add a editors bar which means that the person who created the project can add people to make suggestions and help develop the game. I think it would help if this was added to scratch because maybe someone wants to be work in a team or maybe just you and your friend want to create the same game. Thanks!

imbh0458 wrote:

Here is my suggestion for scratch 3.0. I think that they should add a editors bar which means that the person who created the project can add people to make suggestions and help develop the game. I think it would help if this was added to scratch because maybe someone wants to be work in a team or maybe just you and your friend want to create the same game. Thanks!