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You can't. When a project is marked NFE (or Not For Everyone), it means that some users may not feel comfortable with seeing the project. As such, it does not show up in search results. However, the project still exists on the site- if you know who the project is by, you can go to their profile and try to find it.

additionally the scratch team does not want people to know if a project is marked NFE, a search which returns NFE projects would make it a lot easier to know.

I think Scratch 3.0 doesn't prevent NFE projects from appearing in search engine results anymore, so maybe you could find it on Google.

_-BuRnInGfLaMeS-_ wrote:

You can't. When a project is marked NFE (or Not For Everyone), it means that some users may not feel comfortable with seeing the project. As such, it does not show up in search results. However, the project still exists on the site- if you know who the project is by, you can go to their profile and try to find it.

I dont know their profile

Maximouse wrote:

I think Scratch 3.0 doesn't prevent NFE projects from appearing in search engine results anymore, so maybe you could find it on Google.

So… do I just search “XXX project on Scratch”?

The point of NFE is that people can't search for it.

gosoccerboy5 wrote:

The point of NFE is that people can't search for it.

Some project titles got NFE'd for no reason, and those projects doesn't have the requirements to be marked NFE… for example : “fps counter” got NFE'd…
sorry for my bad english lol

The only way to find them is through studios. I currently have 1 (about to be 2) NFE Project. Daily advertising it in studios increases its views in a normal way.

You can also find them in my signature. oops rofl

Just_ng wrote:

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I mean the link still exists but you can't just search up the project directly.

Don't bump a topic 4 hours after the last post was made. Wait 24 hours before the last post to bump the topic.

-db wrote:

Just_ng wrote:

bump

I mean the link still exists but you can't just search up the project directly.

Don't bump a topic 4 hours after the last post was made. Wait 24 hours before the last post to bump the topic.

It's considered OK to bump a topic if it's off the first page, which I believe was the case here

Just_ng wrote:

gosoccerboy5 wrote:

The point of NFE is that people can't search for it.

Some project titles got NFE'd for no reason, and those projects doesn't have the requirements to be marked NFE… for example : “fps counter” got NFE'd…
sorry for my bad english lol

Right, there may be some mistakes, but you still can't search for NFE stuff, that's the point. I might be missing something..

gosoccerboy5 wrote:

Just_ng wrote:

gosoccerboy5 wrote:

The point of NFE is that people can't search for it.

Some project titles got NFE'd for no reason, and those projects doesn't have the requirements to be marked NFE… for example : “fps counter” got NFE'd…
sorry for my bad english lol

Right, there may be some mistakes, but you still can't search for NFE stuff, that's the point. I might be missing something..

Is there like… a specific command, or a website to search without the NFE filter?

Just_ng wrote:

gosoccerboy5 wrote:

Just_ng wrote:

gosoccerboy5 wrote:

The point of NFE is that people can't search for it.

Some project titles got NFE'd for no reason, and those projects doesn't have the requirements to be marked NFE… for example : “fps counter” got NFE'd…
sorry for my bad english lol

Right, there may be some mistakes, but you still can't search for NFE stuff, that's the point. I might be missing something..

Is there like… a specific command, or a website to search without the NFE filter?

I'm not sure, but i doubt it.

Just_ng wrote:

Maximouse wrote:

I think Scratch 3.0 doesn't prevent NFE projects from appearing in search engine results anymore, so maybe you could find it on Google.

So… do I just search “XXX project on Scratch”?

You can search site:scratch.mit.edu/search/projects?q=Whatever you want to see

Krokophant wrote:

Just_ng wrote:

Maximouse wrote:

I think Scratch 3.0 doesn't prevent NFE projects from appearing in search engine results anymore, so maybe you could find it on Google.

So… do I just search “XXX project on Scratch”?

You can search site:scratch.mit.edu/search/projects?q=Whatever you want to see

No, it's site:scratch.mit.edu whatever you want to see.

Maximouse wrote:

Krokophant wrote:

Just_ng wrote:

Maximouse wrote:

I think Scratch 3.0 doesn't prevent NFE projects from appearing in search engine results anymore, so maybe you could find it on Google.

So… do I just search “XXX project on Scratch”?

You can search site:scratch.mit.edu/search/projects?q=Whatever you want to see

No, it's site:scratch.mit.edu whatever you want to see.

kk

i've never seen that before. can you give some nve examples?

Maximouse wrote:

Krokophant wrote:

Just_ng wrote:

Maximouse wrote:

I think Scratch 3.0 doesn't prevent NFE projects from appearing in search engine results anymore, so maybe you could find it on Google.

So… do I just search “XXX project on Scratch”?

You can search site:scratch.mit.edu/search/projects?q=Whatever you want to see

No, it's site:scratch.mit.edu whatever you want to see.

Ok, thanks!