I got this message after (politely.) commenting on an ST member's project (profile comments were closed.) After they closed my topic in suggestions. I wanted to talk to them about it and simply said: “And by mild romance I meant Hugs/Cuddles(I think they mean the same thing.) And saying ”I love you." I don't see how this could be innapropriate to scratch.

I got a warning about it. I was being polite and just saying that I didn't see how that could be innapropriate for kids.

It was likely an automatic message that was triggered when you had all those romantic things you wrote. The filter probably thought you were trying to engage in “romantic actions”. You can appeal the alert through Contact Us: https://scratch.mit.edu/contact-us/

ye man that's not to fair

Floyd_Fan_Forever wrote:

ye man that's not to fair

but it makes sense tooo

What did the warning say?

pasta_enjoyer7 wrote:

What did the warning say?

“Help keep the site friendly”- Please keep role-playing themes and other fictional content respectful and appropriate for all ages. Themes that involve violence, dating, romance or triggering subjects are too intense for a service used by young children. Remember Scratch is for kids ages 8 and up and everything you share on scratch is public. The community guidelines apply to all content. Thanks!- Scratch Team.
(Honestly I'm really annoyed. ST denied an older version of scratch, when I'm not allowed to use anything else and I like block coding other types of coding are too advanced and I want coding to feel fun if it's frustrating it's not fun anymore.)

Horsekatto wrote:

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In that case, KangaCoder's post is right. The filter might not have wanted you to mention certain things in the comments, so it muted you.

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