WolfCat67 wrote:

DownsGameClub wrote:

Mmmm… I'm not sure if that's a good idea. Some kids may be tempted to see material that is questionable, or sometimes not allowed by parents.

Here's an idea to counteract that:
You are NOT allowed to search for NFE projects at first.
You can, however, send a request to your parent's email to ask whether or not you're allowed to view this material. If you're not allowed, then you can't use it and the search bar works the same as normal. If you are allowed, then instead of having the filter, NFE projects will now be able to appear in search results.

qwertycodechamp90411 wrote:

(#41)
This seems too much like age-restricted projects, which is rejected.

the official list of rejected suggestions, top sticky by za-chary wrote:

7.2 a 13+ version of the scratch website or age-restricted content
scratch is designed for ages 8 to 16, but any content shared on the website must be appropriate for all ages. dividing the community by making a separate, age-restricted website would not be helpful. potential restrictions from entering the website (such as a warning, or requiring a parent to answer math equations) would not necessarily stop an underage child from entering the 13+ website.

this suggestion extends to age-restricting anything on scratch, such as viewing specific projects or accessing specific scratch features. as a general rule, scratch is for all ages, and content shared on the scratch website should be appropriate for all ages.