Bump and support. They should also listen to the community more. Aside from changing “Help With Scripts” to "Help with Scripts," when was the last time a community made suggestion was implemented? They also implemented the studio reply limit, without asking for any opinion from the community (not even simply raising it).
Edit: King of the Page,

dhuls wrote:

Bump and support. They should also listen to the community more. Aside from changing “Help With Scripts” to "Help with Scripts," when was the last time a community made suggestion was implemented? They also implemented the studio reply limit, without asking for any opinion from the community (not even simply raising it).

As mentioned previously, a suggestion to backpack scripts from forum posts was implemented and then almost immediately removed for some reason.

Maybe this is just me but I remember the first release/beta of Scratch 3 being massively controversial because of a lot of weird design decisions, like how the blocks were super huge on PC or how you could only edit sounds from the middle outwards. They did listen to and fix these decisions, so I think that they do listen to the community for feedback, it just isn't done in a consistent manner.

Davidstudio wrote:

dhuls wrote:

Bump and support. They should also listen to the community more. Aside from changing “Help With Scripts” to "Help with Scripts," when was the last time a community made suggestion was implemented? They also implemented the studio reply limit, without asking for any opinion from the community (not even simply raising it).

As mentioned previously, a suggestion to backpack scripts from forum posts was implemented and then almost immediately removed for some reason.

Maybe this is just me but I remember the first release/beta of Scratch 3 being massively controversial because of a lot of weird design decisions, like how the blocks were super huge on PC or how you could only edit sounds from the middle outwards. They did listen to and fix these decisions, so I think that they do listen to the community for feedback, it just isn't done in a consistent manner.

Yes, that is correct with the controversy over the first release of Scratch 3.0. It was primarily because of how large the blocks are, and it can make it harder to view an entire script on a computer since you have to scroll more.

bump. this topic needs a little bump

bump again :)