So… I've got a good project, an interesting thumbnail, now I need to get the project popular. How do I do it?
I try to create as good games, minimum glitches, and amazing artwork but they never get the popularity they deserve. I don't wanna spam on the studios or other accounts.

How do some animators never get featured but got like 2k+ followers?

It's pretty easy actually. Simply right-click the view counter, select “Inspect Element”, and hopefully in the console that shows up, you will find the number of views in the HTML-surpise™. Find it, double click on it, and edit it to whatever you like. If you follow all these steps correctly you should have 10 times the views and the life lesson that popularity is meaningless and just a number.

Try adding your projects to popular studios that relate to the theme of your project. You can also use Show and Tell but I'm not sure that really works. Also you should understand that fame takes time but if you make quality projects eventually you will get more popular.

SmellyMonkey43 wrote:

Try adding your projects to popular studios that relate to the theme of your project. You can also use Show and Tell but I'm not sure that really works. Also you should understand that fame takes time but if you make quality projects eventually you will get more popular.

Ok I'll try

fdreerf wrote:

It's pretty easy actually. Simply right-click the view counter, select “Inspect Element”, and hopefully in the console that shows up, you will find the number of views in the HTML-surpise™. Find it, double click on it, and edit it to whatever you like. If you follow all these steps correctly you should have 10 times the views and the life lesson that popularity is meaningless and just a number.

Yeah, I've learned HTML and I'm pretty sure that doesn't work. My projects don't get enough popular and I'm starting to lose the motivation. Sure a number is just meaningless, but the real reason is that I need to do more interesting stuff in Scratch like meeting and collaborating with others, help scratchers in their projects, etc. I can change the comment you wrote with “Inspect” but will it change what you meant by that comment?


Sorry I was a bit rude, didn't mean to do that

ThunderNox wrote:

-snipe-

I think it's fine to care some about popularity I don't think there are many people who don't care at all but you have to be careful that your not caring to much about numbers. Sorry you're having a rough time.

SmellyMonkey43 wrote:

ThunderNox wrote:

-snipe-

I think it's fine to care some about popularity I don't think there are many people who don't care at all but you have to be careful that your not caring to much about numbers. Sorry you're having a rough time.

No, the numbers is just a completely different topic, being underrated is the problem with scratch. Only if it was a way for all scratchers to be mentioned.

ThunderNox wrote:

fdreerf wrote:

It's pretty easy actually. Simply right-click the view counter, select “Inspect Element”, and hopefully in the console that shows up, you will find the number of views in the HTML-surpise™. Find it, double click on it, and edit it to whatever you like. If you follow all these steps correctly you should have 10 times the views and the life lesson that popularity is meaningless and just a number.

Yeah, I've learned HTML and I'm pretty sure that doesn't work. My projects don't get enough popular and I'm starting to lose the motivation. Sure a number is just meaningless, but the real reason is that I need to do more interesting stuff in Scratch like meeting and collaborating with others, help scratchers in their projects, etc. I can change the comment you wrote with “Inspect” but will it change what you meant by that comment?


Sorry I was a bit rude, didn't mean to do that

No, fdreerf knows that it didn't change anything. He is both trolling and helping you at the same time.

fdreerf wrote:

It's pretty easy actually. Simply right-click the view counter, select “Inspect Element”, and hopefully in the console that shows up, you will find the number of views in the HTML-surpise™. Find it, double click on it, and edit it to whatever you like. If you follow all these steps correctly you should have 10 times the views and the life lesson that popularity is meaningless and just a number.

LOL, Please don't take this seriously! This will only be on your browser and will reset once you reload the page

fdreerf wrote:

It's pretty easy actually. Simply right-click the view counter, select “Inspect Element”, and hopefully in the console that shows up, you will find the number of views in the HTML-surpise™. Find it, double click on it, and edit it to whatever you like. If you follow all these steps correctly you should have 10 times the views and the life lesson that popularity is meaningless and just a number.

Wow. lol.

scratchmaster295 wrote:

fdreerf wrote:

It's pretty easy actually. Simply right-click the view counter, select “Inspect Element”, and hopefully in the console that shows up, you will find the number of views in the HTML-surpise™. Find it, double click on it, and edit it to whatever you like. If you follow all these steps correctly you should have 10 times the views and the life lesson that popularity is meaningless and just a number.

LOL, Please don't take this seriously!

One step ahead of you.

I want to make this clear,
SCRATCH IS NOT ABOUT POPULARITY!!
it is about having fun and learning to code
However, to make your project more noticeable, I recommend telling your friends who use scratch to see your games and follow you.

fdreerf wrote:

and the life lesson that popularity is meaningless and just a number.

Don't try to.
That's how.
Just make good projects.

<[quality] > [quantity]>

fdreerf wrote:

scratchmaster295 wrote:

fdreerf wrote:

It's pretty easy actually. Simply right-click the view counter, select “Inspect Element”, and hopefully in the console that shows up, you will find the number of views in the HTML-surpise™. Find it, double click on it, and edit it to whatever you like. If you follow all these steps correctly you should have 10 times the views and the life lesson that popularity is meaningless and just a number.

LOL, Please don't take this seriously!

One step ahead of you.

XD

Madcatofdoom wrote:

ThunderNox wrote:

fdreerf wrote:

It's pretty easy actually. Simply right-click the view counter, select “Inspect Element”, and hopefully in the console that shows up, you will find the number of views in the HTML-surpise™. Find it, double click on it, and edit it to whatever you like. If you follow all these steps correctly you should have 10 times the views and the life lesson that popularity is meaningless and just a number.

Yeah, I've learned HTML and I'm pretty sure that doesn't work. My projects don't get enough popular and I'm starting to lose the motivation. Sure a number is just meaningless, but the real reason is that I need to do more interesting stuff in Scratch like meeting and collaborating with others, help scratchers in their projects, etc. I can change the comment you wrote with “Inspect” but will it change what you meant by that comment?


Sorry I was a bit rude, didn't mean to do that

No, fdreerf knows that it didn't change anything. He is both trolling and helping you at the same time.

Yeah, yeah I know dw about it

ioton wrote:

Don't try to.
That's how.
Just make good projects.

<[quality] > [quantity]>

Making good projects isn't a “just do it” thing, you actually need to be lucky that your brain is good enough to make good and quality projects.

fdreerf wrote:

It's pretty easy actually. Simply right-click the view counter, select “Inspect Element”, and hopefully in the console that shows up, you will find the number of views in the HTML-surpise™. Find it, double click on it, and edit it to whatever you like. If you follow all these steps correctly you should have 10 times the views and the life lesson that popularity is meaningless and just a number.

Bruh. Reload the page and it’s reset.