For over 1 1/2 years, I had been the owner of an AE studio. It had over ten thousand projects. Then, quite recently, people started commenting on it and telling me that this type of studio was a threat to MIT's computers. They immediately began bombarding me with comments, pushing me to get rid of the studio. What I would like to know is: are these studios REALLY such a major issue? And can people not attack other people with comments, asking me to take their projects out when it is so hard to filter through all the projects, removing the ones that were requested to be removed?

P.S. I did remove the studio.

Don't listen to them. You have 100% rights to have an Add Everything Studio, and those people are just selfish. Report them all, and the Scratch Team will deal with them. They also pose no threat to the databases because studios are such a miniscule amount of data.

Also, there should be no reason people would have to ask you to take their projects out, because they can do it themselves..

They're not such a big thing, as long as you don't make too much fuss about them. Also, if peple ask you to remove their project and you don't want to filter though the projects, you can tell them to remove their projects themselves - everyone can remove their own projects from a studio.

What everyone else said. If someone asks for their project to be removed, tell them to do it themselves. They actually put little stress on the servers. IDK where everyone got that idea.

speakvisually wrote:

Remember - if someone on Scratch likes adding projects to AE studios, don’t hassle ‘em!

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Here's a tutorial on How To Delete Your Project From a Studio.

Another remove your project from any studio tutorial.

And an answer to How do you delete your own project from a studio?

mathfreak231 wrote:

What everyone else said. If someone asks for their project to be removed, tell them to do it themselves. They actually put little stress on the servers. IDK where everyone got that idea.

Apparently someone made a project telling everyone that AEs ruin scratch. I'm going to make a project telling everyone that they are not bad, and they should keep them up, no matter what people say in the comments