I suggest changing how tracing and recoloring works.
Remixing is an important part of scratch, so removing it wouldn't help. However, it'd be nice if you could only trace/recolor/heavily reference a design through remixing, so there is a more direct form of credit, while still being able to trace and recolor <3

Edit: Or at least make it so you have to follow the rules of other websites such as instagram, DeviantArt, Ect. Because right now people are allowed to trace and recolor from those websites, even if the artist doesn't share their stuff on scratch and says to not trace/recolor

Could you clarify on what you mean?

pavcato wrote:

Could you clarify on what you mean?

In what way? <3

SiIverhawk wrote:

pavcato wrote:

Could you clarify on what you mean?

In what way? <3

Just simplify what you said because I don't get what you mean.

pavcato wrote:

SiIverhawk wrote:

pavcato wrote:

Could you clarify on what you mean?

In what way? <3

Just simplify what you said because I don't get what you mean.

I was suggesting that you can only trace or recolor art through a remix <3

Bump

I thought this was already the case?

DownsGameClub wrote:

I thought this was already the case?

Nope, the rules right now allow you to backpack it, which is less direct than remixing

SiIverhawk wrote:

I suggest changing how tracing and recoloring works.
Remixing is an important part of scratch, so removing it wouldn't help. However, it'd be nice if you could only trace/recolor/heavily reference a design through remixing, so there is a more direct form of credit, while still being able to trace and recolor <3

sounds like a good idea

How would they exactly implement it? A bot can't tell if something is a recoor/trace

Col_Cat228 wrote:

How would they exactly implement it? A bot can't tell if something is a recoor/trace

More like people would be allowed to report it if that happened, instead of those artists getting banned

Agreed! :0

SiIverhawk wrote:

I suggest changing how tracing and recoloring works.
Remixing is an important part of scratch, so removing it wouldn't help. However, it'd be nice if you could only trace/recolor/heavily reference a design through remixing, so there is a more direct form of credit, while still being able to trace and recolor <3

I agree.

SiIverhawk wrote:

Col_Cat228 wrote:

How would they exactly implement it? A bot can't tell if something is a recoor/trace

More like people would be allowed to report it if that happened, instead of those artists getting banned

that would go against the CC BY SA 2.0 license. Impossible to implement

Col_Cat228 wrote:

SiIverhawk wrote:

Col_Cat228 wrote:

How would they exactly implement it? A bot can't tell if something is a recoor/trace

More like people would be allowed to report it if that happened, instead of those artists getting banned

that would go against the CC BY SA 2.0 license. Impossible to implement

What's CC BY SA 2.0?

SiIverhawk wrote:

What's CC BY SA 2.0?

The license every(?) project on Scratch has.

SiIverhawk wrote:

Col_Cat228 wrote:

SiIverhawk wrote:

Col_Cat228 wrote:

How would they exactly implement it? A bot can't tell if something is a recoor/trace

More like people would be allowed to report it if that happened, instead of those artists getting banned

that would go against the CC BY SA 2.0 license. Impossible to implement

What's CC BY SA 2.0?

The license every scratch project is under. Basically it says that everyone can use ANYTHING they find on scratch, as long as they give credits. They can do it either by remixing or not

No support. IMO, Scratch has too much art. Scratch is a coding website, so I believe that basic drawing tools are all you need. If you want to do art, go to a different website.
(No offense)

Yeetoburro1 wrote:

No support. IMO, Scratch has too much art. Scratch is a coding website, so I believe that basic drawing tools are all you need. If you want to do art, go to a different website.
(No offense)

Art is a huge part of scratch though

SiIverhawk wrote:

Yeetoburro1 wrote:

No support. IMO, Scratch has too much art. Scratch is a coding website, so I believe that basic drawing tools are all you need. If you want to do art, go to a different website.
(No offense)

Art is a huge part of scratch though

The main point of scratch is for coding though