1132262 wrote:

Ok. This weekend I should be able to set up the server.
In the meantime, we need asses, and ideas.

MClovers wrote:

Bump, it's my birthday in a few hours!

This is really hard to say. I say this from the bottom of my heart as Scratch has always been held close to me. It's what got me into coding altogether! I just don't want to be involved with the website anymore for a lot of reasons.

Reason 1 - The Community
There are a lot of people on Scratch who I love, including most of you. There are a lot of people who I have trouble with and I don't want to be on the same website as them. I don't like how I have drama with other people on a kid's coding site. Something about it just makes me feel uneasy. I've been browsing old forum posts from 2016/17 and it's actually depressing about how many people have left.

Reason 2 - My Friends
I had a lot of Scratch friends a few years ago. Namely @Fwoobies123 and @AnimalsFun. @AnimalsFun got banned and never came back, and that was also really depressing. The only old friend that I have contact to is @DogeScrather, although we rarely talk. Some friends that I made last year have left Scratch too, though I do have contact with them. It's unbelievably depressing.

Reason 3 - I'm Bored
Scratch is really good for young kids and people looking for a kinda kid-friendly social media. I loved Scratch and still do but it's just getting boring for me. I've been spending more time on social media and I feel like I've grown out of Scratch.

Reason 4 - The Most Controversial Point, The Scratch Team
The Scratch Team is helpful a lot of the time but a large majority of the time they aren't helpful. This is mostly due to things that happened in the far past and recent past that I'm not going to talk about but let's just say the emailing is very ‘questionable’.

I will be coming online occasionally to read my profile messages, as that's the only place where I will be responding to questions.

What does this mean for the future of ShopBux?
I would like @1132262 to take over as head. If he does not want to, then the project will close.

I know this is very sudden but I don't want to continue being a scratcher on this website. I love you all, bye.

MClovers wrote:

Why I'm Quitting Scratch

This is really hard to say. I say this from the bottom of my heart as Scratch has always been held close to me. It's what got me into coding altogether! I just don't want to be involved with the website anymore for a lot of reasons.

Reason 1 - The Community
There are a lot of people on Scratch who I love, including most of you. There are a lot of people who I have trouble with and I don't want to be on the same website as them. I don't like how I have drama with other people on a kid's coding site. Something about it just makes me feel uneasy. I've been browsing old forum posts from 2016/17 and it's actually depressing about how many people have left.

Reason 2 - My Friends
I had a lot of Scratch friends a few years ago. Namely @Fwoobies123 and @AnimalsFun. @AnimalsFun got banned and never came back, and that was also really depressing. The only old friend that I have contact to is @DogeScrather, although we rarely talk. Some friends that I made last year have left Scratch too, though I do have contact with them. It's unbelievably depressing.

Reason 3 - I'm Bored
Scratch is really good for young kids and people looking for a kinda kid-friendly social media. I loved Scratch and still do but it's just getting boring for me. I've been spending more time on social media and I feel like I've grown out of Scratch.

Reason 4 - The Most Controversial Point, The Scratch Team
The Scratch Team is helpful a lot of the time but a large majority of the time they aren't helpful. This is mostly due to things that happened in the far past and recent past that I'm not going to talk about but let's just say the emailing is very ‘questionable’.

I will be coming online occasionally to read my profile messages, as that's the only place where I will be responding to questions.

What does this mean for the future of ShopBux?
I would like @1132262 to take over as head. If he does not want to, then the project will close.

I know this is very sudden but I don't want to continue being a scratcher on this website. I love you all, bye.

MClovers wrote:

Why I'm Quitting Scratch

This is really hard to say. I say this from the bottom of my heart as Scratch has always been held close to me. It's what got me into coding altogether! I just don't want to be involved with the website anymore for a lot of reasons.

Reason 1 - The Community
There are a lot of people on Scratch who I love, including most of you. There are a lot of people who I have trouble with and I don't want to be on the same website as them. I don't like how I have drama with other people on a kid's coding site. Something about it just makes me feel uneasy. I've been browsing old forum posts from 2016/17 and it's actually depressing about how many people have left.

Reason 2 - My Friends
I had a lot of Scratch friends a few years ago. Namely @Fwoobies123 and @AnimalsFun. @AnimalsFun got banned and never came back, and that was also really depressing. The only old friend that I have contact to is @DogeScrather, although we rarely talk. Some friends that I made last year have left Scratch too, though I do have contact with them. It's unbelievably depressing.

Reason 3 - I'm Bored
Scratch is really good for young kids and people looking for a kinda kid-friendly social media. I loved Scratch and still do but it's just getting boring for me. I've been spending more time on social media and I feel like I've grown out of Scratch.

Reason 4 - The Most Controversial Point, The Scratch Team
The Scratch Team is helpful a lot of the time but a large majority of the time they aren't helpful. This is mostly due to things that happened in the far past and recent past that I'm not going to talk about but let's just say the emailing is very ‘questionable’.

I will be coming online occasionally to read my profile messages, as that's the only place where I will be responding to questions.

What does this mean for the future of ShopBux?
I would like @1132262 to take over as head. If he does not want to, then the project will close.

I know this is very sudden but I don't want to continue being a scratcher on this website. I love you all, bye.

MClovers wrote:

Why I'm Quitting Scratch

This is really hard to say. I say this from the bottom of my heart as Scratch has always been held close to me. It's what got me into coding altogether! I just don't want to be involved with the website anymore for a lot of reasons.

Reason 1 - The Community
There are a lot of people on Scratch who I love, including most of you. There are a lot of people who I have trouble with and I don't want to be on the same website as them. I don't like how I have drama with other people on a kid's coding site. Something about it just makes me feel uneasy. I've been browsing old forum posts from 2016/17 and it's actually depressing about how many people have left.

Reason 2 - My Friends
I had a lot of Scratch friends a few years ago. Namely @Fwoobies123 and @AnimalsFun. @AnimalsFun got banned and never came back, and that was also really depressing. The only old friend that I have contact to is @DogeScrather, although we rarely talk. Some friends that I made last year have left Scratch too, though I do have contact with them. It's unbelievably depressing.

Reason 3 - I'm Bored
Scratch is really good for young kids and people looking for a kinda kid-friendly social media. I loved Scratch and still do but it's just getting boring for me. I've been spending more time on social media and I feel like I've grown out of Scratch.

Reason 4 - The Most Controversial Point, The Scratch Team
The Scratch Team is helpful a lot of the time but a large majority of the time they aren't helpful. This is mostly due to things that happened in the far past and recent past that I'm not going to talk about but let's just say the emailing is very ‘questionable’.

I will be coming online occasionally to read my profile messages, as that's the only place where I will be responding to questions.

What does this mean for the future of ShopBux?
I would like @1132262 to take over as head. If he does not want to, then the project will close.

I know this is very sudden but I don't want to continue being a scratcher on this website. I love you all, bye.

1132262 wrote:

Ok. First off, I suggest we temporarily put Launchpad on hold, as we deal with reduced activity and reorganizing to a new thread.
We should probably work on smaller projects.
I personally am working on a Scratch-based image hoster for the forums, if there's interest in that, we can bring it here.
If you have any projects that you want to work with a team on, that benefit the community, please suggest them.

Just as a poll, who plans to stay active when we transition to the new thread I make?

ConvexPolygon wrote:

1132262 wrote:

Ok. First off, I suggest we temporarily put Launchpad on hold, as we deal with reduced activity and reorganizing to a new thread.
We should probably work on smaller projects.
I personally am working on a Scratch-based image hoster for the forums, if there's interest in that, we can bring it here.
If you have any projects that you want to work with a team on, that benefit the community, please suggest them.

Just as a poll, who plans to stay active when we transition to the new thread I make?

If we are moving away from launchpad, I'm out. I've been working on SC4 more. I loved working with everyone, but it is time for me to say farewell. If you need anything specific, just ask.

MClovers wrote:

Why I'm Quitting Scratch

This is really hard to say. I say this from the bottom of my heart as Scratch has always been held close to me. It's what got me into coding altogether! I just don't want to be involved with the website anymore for a lot of reasons.

Reason 1 - The Community
There are a lot of people on Scratch who I love, including most of you. There are a lot of people who I have trouble with and I don't want to be on the same website as them. I don't like how I have drama with other people on a kid's coding site. Something about it just makes me feel uneasy. I've been browsing old forum posts from 2016/17 and it's actually depressing about how many people have left.

Reason 2 - My Friends
I had a lot of Scratch friends a few years ago. Namely @Fwoobies123 and @AnimalsFun. @AnimalsFun got banned and never came back, and that was also really depressing. The only old friend that I have contact to is @DogeScrather, although we rarely talk. Some friends that I made last year have left Scratch too, though I do have contact with them. It's unbelievably depressing.

Reason 3 - I'm Bored
Scratch is really good for young kids and people looking for a kinda kid-friendly social media. I loved Scratch and still do but it's just getting boring for me. I've been spending more time on social media and I feel like I've grown out of Scratch.

Reason 4 - The Most Controversial Point, The Scratch Team
The Scratch Team is helpful a lot of the time but a large majority of the time they aren't helpful. This is mostly due to things that happened in the far past and recent past that I'm not going to talk about but let's just say the emailing is very ‘questionable’.

I will be coming online occasionally to read my profile messages, as that's the only place where I will be responding to questions.

What does this mean for the future of ShopBux?
I would like @1132262 to take over as head. If he does not want to, then the project will close.

I know this is very sudden but I don't want to continue being a scratcher on this website. I love you all, bye.

MClovers wrote:

Why I'm Quitting Scratch

This is really hard to say. I say this from the bottom of my heart as Scratch has always been held close to me. It's what got me into coding altogether! I just don't want to be involved with the website anymore for a lot of reasons.

Reason 1 - The Community
There are a lot of people on Scratch who I love, including most of you. There are a lot of people who I have trouble with and I don't want to be on the same website as them. I don't like how I have drama with other people on a kid's coding site. Something about it just makes me feel uneasy. I've been browsing old forum posts from 2016/17 and it's actually depressing about how many people have left.

Reason 2 - My Friends
I had a lot of Scratch friends a few years ago. Namely @Fwoobies123 and @AnimalsFun. @AnimalsFun got banned and never came back, and that was also really depressing. The only old friend that I have contact to is @DogeScrather, although we rarely talk. Some friends that I made last year have left Scratch too, though I do have contact with them. It's unbelievably depressing.

Reason 3 - I'm Bored
Scratch is really good for young kids and people looking for a kinda kid-friendly social media. I loved Scratch and still do but it's just getting boring for me. I've been spending more time on social media and I feel like I've grown out of Scratch.

Reason 4 - The Most Controversial Point, The Scratch Team
The Scratch Team is helpful a lot of the time but a large majority of the time they aren't helpful. This is mostly due to things that happened in the far past and recent past that I'm not going to talk about but let's just say the emailing is very ‘questionable’.

I will be coming online occasionally to read my profile messages, as that's the only place where I will be responding to questions.

What does this mean for the future of ShopBux?
I would like @1132262 to take over as head. If he does not want to, then the project will close.

I know this is very sudden but I don't want to continue being a scratcher on this website. I love you all, bye.

1132262 wrote:

Ok. First off, I suggest we temporarily put Launchpad on hold, as we deal with reduced activity and reorganizing to a new thread.
We should probably work on smaller projects.
I personally am working on a Scratch-based image hoster for the forums, if there's interest in that, we can bring it here.
If you have any projects that you want to work with a team on, that benefit the community, please suggest them.

Just as a poll, who plans to stay active when we transition to the new thread I make?

1132262 wrote:

Ok. First off, I suggest we temporarily put Launchpad on hold, as we deal with reduced activity and reorganizing to a new thread.
We should probably work on smaller projects.
I personally am working on a Scratch-based image hoster for the forums, if there's interest in that, we can bring it here.
If you have any projects that you want to work with a team on, that benefit the community, please suggest them.

Just as a poll, who plans to stay active when we transition to the new thread I make?

MClovers wrote:

Why I'm Quitting Scratch
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1132262 wrote:

ACTIVITY CHECK
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Do people still exist?