This concept talks about user behaviour and warnings, as well as a meter to determine an account's current behaviour on Scratch. The behaviour meter displays the current behaviour score, and it decreases when they break the Community Guidelines or Terms of Use, alerts are normally sent by Scratch Team.

How does this work?
The behaviour meter determines the current behaviour on Scratch.
Every Scratcher has a behaviour meter, it is permanently private from anyone.
When a new account is created and verified, it starts with 100 points, and the maximum is 100 points.
The points are lost depending on the severity that violates the Community Guidelines or Terms of Use.
The only way to regain back the points is to follow the Community Guidelines or Terms of Use and finish a day without alerts.
When the behaviour meter drops down to 0 points, the account will be paused from commenting and creating studios, if it goes 3 times, the account is instead blocked.

What are ways that affect behaviour score?
The Scratch Team will decide to decrease the behaviour score depending on the severity if they violate the Community Guidelines or Terms of Use, like sending an alert to a Scratcher usually. It increases automatically by +10 pts when they finish a day without a alert.

What is the behaviour status?
Perfect | 90 - 100 pts
Very Good | 80 - 89 pts
Good | 70 - 79 pts
High Average | 60 - 69 pts
Average | 50 - 59 pts
Low Average | 40 - 49 pts
Poor | 30 - 39 pts
Very Poor | 20 - 29 pts
Bad | 10 - 19 pts
Very Bad | 0 - 9 pts

That's the end of the concept!

Peace out!

Blue_Moon2607 wrote:

-85 pts | Spamming or misuse of any Scratch features

rip tag spammers

anyway no support, I think it's a little harsh to block a user based on what gets taken down, especially when some users don't know something is against the CG/TOU
example: extension policy

What are the benefits of this scale that the current system does not already do?

Za-Chary wrote:

What are the benefits of this scale that the current system does not already do?

Because how the behaviour score is affected depending on the severity, it encourages Scratchers to avoid breaking the Community Guidelines. Am I wrong? Tell me!

the_awsome_penguinja wrote:

Blue_Moon2607 wrote:

-85 pts | Spamming or misuse of any Scratch features

rip tag spammers

anyway no support, I think it's a little harsh to block a user based on what gets taken down, especially when some users don't know something is against the CG/TOU
example: extension policy

I know, spammers are bad anyway.

The reason they take it down is because of safety concerns, malicious behaviour and it violates TOU. The mistake is skipping the part of the Community Guidelines or the TOU, that's why they don't realise what is not right.

Well put together post for a new forumer, good job :>
Anyways, while this is a good idea, this would probably make false blocks more common and therefore more block appeals that scratch has to look through, also resulting in every blocked user to have to wait months upon months to be unblocked. Considering a lot of the strikes will be from the filter bot, things could easily go wrong. I think it’s better if the scratch team sticks to manually blocking

Blue_Moon2607 wrote:

the_awsome_penguinja wrote:

Blue_Moon2607 wrote:

-85 pts | Spamming or misuse of any Scratch features

rip tag spammers

anyway no support, I think it's a little harsh to block a user based on what gets taken down, especially when some users don't know something is against the CG/TOU
example: extension policy

I know, spammers are bad anyway.

The reason they take it down is because of safety concerns, malicious behaviour and it violates TOU. The mistake is skipping the part of the Community Guidelines or the TOU, that's why they don't realise what is not right.

read the second part of my posts , I already knew about the no tag spamming rule

You know how often the filter misfires? This would be a massive pain no thanks, the way things currently are is good enough

Blue_Moon2607 wrote:

Za-Chary wrote:

What are the benefits of this scale that the current system does not already do?

Because how the behaviour score is affected depending on the severity, it makes it more fair for the website and encourages Scratchers to avoid breaking the Community Guidelines. Am I wrong? Tell me!

Punishments are already given depending on the severity of the offense. It's not like users get banned after getting 3 alerts. It depends on what that user did, how quickly they received those alerts, and many other factors.

I don't think below 30 should be muted, just monitored
0 should be banned from commenting and alerted but a ban is slightly harsh.

Za-Chary wrote:

Blue_Moon2607 wrote:

Za-Chary wrote:

What are the benefits of this scale that the current system does not already do?

Because how the behaviour score is affected depending on the severity, it makes it more fair for the website and encourages Scratchers to avoid breaking the Community Guidelines. Am I wrong? Tell me!

Punishments are already given depending on the severity of the offense. It's not like users get banned after getting 3 alerts. It depends on what that user did, how quickly they received those alerts, and many other factors.

I see

UPDATE: I updated the What are ways that affect behaviour score?, so that Scratch Team will decide to change the behaviour score.

Blue_Moon2607 wrote:

This concept talks about user behaviour and warnings, well as a meter to determine account's current behaviour on Scratch. The behaviour meter displays current behaviour score, and it decreases when they breaks the Community Guidelines or Terms of Use, alerts are normally sent by Scratch Team.

How does this work?
The behaviour meter determines the current behaviour on Scratch.
Every Scratcher has a behaviour meter, it is permanently private from anyone.
When a new account is created and verified, they start with 100 points, and the maximum is 100 points.
The points are lost depending on the severity that violates the Community Guidelines or Terms of Use.
The only way to regain back the points is to finish a day without violating the Community Guidelines or Terms of Use.
When the behaviour meter drops down to 30 points, the Scratch account will be paused from commenting until they reach at least 30 points.
When the behaviour meter drops down to 0 points, the Scratch account gets blocked.

What are ways that affect behaviour score?
-3 pts | Comment, project, forum topic/post or studio censored by AI
-12 pts | Minor inappropriate/disrespectful comment
-35 pts | Major inappropriate/disrespectful comment
-28 pts | Minor inappropriate/disrespectful project shared
-42 pts | Major inappropriate/disrespectful project shared
-56 pts | Inappropriate/disrespectful project shared again
-26 pts | Inappropriate/disrespectful studio recently created
-54 pts | Minor inappropriate/disrespectful studio created
-72 pts | Major inappropriate/disrespectful studio created
-18 pts | Minor inappropriate/disrespectful forum topic/post created
-42 pts | Major inappropriate/disrespectful forum topic/post created
-26 pts | Being disruptive or tricking the community
-85 pts | Spamming or misuse of any Scratch features (e.g. reporting someone falsely multiple times)
-92 pts | Being extremely disrespectful, racist, sexist, homophobia or xenophobia.
-100 pts | Broke the country law, or infringing the copyright on Scratch.
-100 pts | Being disrespectful to the Scratch Team.
-100 pts | Manipulating the behaviour score with alternative accounts.
-## (Any) pts | Other violations of the Community Guidelines or Terms of Use
+10 pts | Finish a day without violating the Community Guidelines or Terms of Use

What are the behaviour status?
Perfect | 90 - 100 pts
Very Good | 80 - 89 pts
Good | 70 - 79 pts
High Average | 60 - 69 pts
Average | 50 - 59 pts
Low Average | 40 - 49 pts
Poor | 30 - 39 pts
The status below where the account is paused from commenting…
Very Poor | 20 - 29 pts
Bad | 10 - 19 pts
Very Bad | 0 - 9 pts

More information…
You can see the image examples of the behaviour meter with the link here.
Any questions? Reply to this topic!

Peace out!

I just want to suggest a couple of changes:
1. Why is a recently made innapropriate studio less than an old one?
2. I think below 10 should be banned from commenting instead of below 30, and 0 should not be banned but checked out to chrck if they deserve a ban.
3. Looking at your mockup, only 20-30 and 80-90 were shown, so will create message ideas for all the others
100: Wow! You're really sticking to the rules!
90-99: Very good, you just missed out on perfect
80-89: Already done
70-79: You made a couple of mistakes, but generally you're doing decent.
60-69: Not too bad, just be careful
50:59: You're not doing terribly, but please be careful
40-49: You're not doing terribly, but please be very careful
30-39: You're starting to get in trouble a lot, be careful
20-29: Already done
10-19: You're almost muted. Please be respectful
0-9: Please follow the community guidelines, we may have to look at your account

4. Being disrespectful to the Scratch Team should be 50, people do complain lots

LP372 wrote:

Blue_Moon2607 wrote:

This concept talks about user behaviour and warnings, well as a meter to determine account's current behaviour on Scratch. The behaviour meter displays current behaviour score, and it decreases when they breaks the Community Guidelines or Terms of Use, alerts are normally sent by Scratch Team.

How does this work?
The behaviour meter determines the current behaviour on Scratch.
Every Scratcher has a behaviour meter, it is permanently private from anyone.
When a new account is created and verified, they start with 100 points, and the maximum is 100 points.
The points are lost depending on the severity that violates the Community Guidelines or Terms of Use.
The only way to regain back the points is to finish a day without violating the Community Guidelines or Terms of Use.
When the behaviour meter drops down to 30 points, the Scratch account will be paused from commenting until they reach at least 30 points.
When the behaviour meter drops down to 0 points, the Scratch account gets blocked.

What are ways that affect behaviour score?
-3 pts | Comment, project, forum topic/post or studio censored by AI
-12 pts | Minor inappropriate/disrespectful comment
-35 pts | Major inappropriate/disrespectful comment
-28 pts | Minor inappropriate/disrespectful project shared
-42 pts | Major inappropriate/disrespectful project shared
-56 pts | Inappropriate/disrespectful project shared again
-26 pts | Inappropriate/disrespectful studio recently created
-54 pts | Minor inappropriate/disrespectful studio created
-72 pts | Major inappropriate/disrespectful studio created
-18 pts | Minor inappropriate/disrespectful forum topic/post created
-42 pts | Major inappropriate/disrespectful forum topic/post created
-26 pts | Being disruptive or tricking the community
-85 pts | Spamming or misuse of any Scratch features (e.g. reporting someone falsely multiple times)
-92 pts | Being extremely disrespectful, racist, sexist, homophobia or xenophobia.
-100 pts | Broke the country law, or infringing the copyright on Scratch.
-100 pts | Being disrespectful to the Scratch Team.
-100 pts | Manipulating the behaviour score with alternative accounts.
-## (Any) pts | Other violations of the Community Guidelines or Terms of Use
+10 pts | Finish a day without violating the Community Guidelines or Terms of Use

What are the behaviour status?
Perfect | 90 - 100 pts
Very Good | 80 - 89 pts
Good | 70 - 79 pts
High Average | 60 - 69 pts
Average | 50 - 59 pts
Low Average | 40 - 49 pts
Poor | 30 - 39 pts
The status below where the account is paused from commenting…
Very Poor | 20 - 29 pts
Bad | 10 - 19 pts
Very Bad | 0 - 9 pts

More information…
You can see the image examples of the behaviour meter with the link here.
Any questions? Reply to this topic!

Peace out!

I just want to suggest a couple of changes:
1. Why is a recently made innapropriate studio less than an old one?
2. I think below 10 should be banned from commenting instead of below 30, and 0 should not be banned but checked out to chrck if they deserve a ban.
3. Looking at your mockup, only 20-30 and 80-90 were shown, so will create message ideas for all the others
100: Wow! You're really sticking to the rules!
90-99: Very good, you just missed out on perfect
80-89: Already done
70-79: You made a couple of mistakes, but generally you're doing decent.
60-69: Not too bad, just be careful
50:59: You're not doing terribly, but please be careful
40-49: You're not doing terribly, but please be very careful
30-39: You're starting to get in trouble a lot, be careful
20-29: Already done
10-19: You're almost muted. Please be respectful
0-9: Please follow the community guidelines, we may have to look at your account

4. Being disrespectful to the Scratch Team should be 50, people do complain lots

I already updated my forum, Scratch Teams only manually change behaviour score.

Blue_Moon2607 wrote:

LP372 wrote:

Blue_Moon2607 wrote:

This concept talks about user behaviour and warnings, well as a meter to determine account's current behaviour on Scratch. The behaviour meter displays current behaviour score, and it decreases when they breaks the Community Guidelines or Terms of Use, alerts are normally sent by Scratch Team.

How does this work?
The behaviour meter determines the current behaviour on Scratch.
Every Scratcher has a behaviour meter, it is permanently private from anyone.
When a new account is created and verified, they start with 100 points, and the maximum is 100 points.
The points are lost depending on the severity that violates the Community Guidelines or Terms of Use.
The only way to regain back the points is to finish a day without violating the Community Guidelines or Terms of Use.
When the behaviour meter drops down to 30 points, the Scratch account will be paused from commenting until they reach at least 30 points.
When the behaviour meter drops down to 0 points, the Scratch account gets blocked.

What are ways that affect behaviour score?
-3 pts | Comment, project, forum topic/post or studio censored by AI
-12 pts | Minor inappropriate/disrespectful comment
-35 pts | Major inappropriate/disrespectful comment
-28 pts | Minor inappropriate/disrespectful project shared
-42 pts | Major inappropriate/disrespectful project shared
-56 pts | Inappropriate/disrespectful project shared again
-26 pts | Inappropriate/disrespectful studio recently created
-54 pts | Minor inappropriate/disrespectful studio created
-72 pts | Major inappropriate/disrespectful studio created
-18 pts | Minor inappropriate/disrespectful forum topic/post created
-42 pts | Major inappropriate/disrespectful forum topic/post created
-26 pts | Being disruptive or tricking the community
-85 pts | Spamming or misuse of any Scratch features (e.g. reporting someone falsely multiple times)
-92 pts | Being extremely disrespectful, racist, sexist, homophobia or xenophobia.
-100 pts | Broke the country law, or infringing the copyright on Scratch.
-100 pts | Being disrespectful to the Scratch Team.
-100 pts | Manipulating the behaviour score with alternative accounts.
-## (Any) pts | Other violations of the Community Guidelines or Terms of Use
+10 pts | Finish a day without violating the Community Guidelines or Terms of Use

What are the behaviour status?
Perfect | 90 - 100 pts
Very Good | 80 - 89 pts
Good | 70 - 79 pts
High Average | 60 - 69 pts
Average | 50 - 59 pts
Low Average | 40 - 49 pts
Poor | 30 - 39 pts
The status below where the account is paused from commenting…
Very Poor | 20 - 29 pts
Bad | 10 - 19 pts
Very Bad | 0 - 9 pts

More information…
You can see the image examples of the behaviour meter with the link here.
Any questions? Reply to this topic!

Peace out!

I just want to suggest a couple of changes:
1. Why is a recently made innapropriate studio less than an old one?
2. I think below 10 should be banned from commenting instead of below 30, and 0 should not be banned but checked out to chrck if they deserve a ban.
3. Looking at your mockup, only 20-30 and 80-90 were shown, so will create message ideas for all the others
100: Wow! You're really sticking to the rules!
90-99: Very good, you just missed out on perfect
80-89: Already done
70-79: You made a couple of mistakes, but generally you're doing decent.
60-69: Not too bad, just be careful
50:59: You're not doing terribly, but please be careful
40-49: You're not doing terribly, but please be very careful
30-39: You're starting to get in trouble a lot, be careful
20-29: Already done
10-19: You're almost muted. Please be respectful
0-9: Please follow the community guidelines, we may have to look at your account

4. Being disrespectful to the Scratch Team should be 50, people do complain lots

I already updated my forum, Scratch Teams only manually change behaviour score.

If only St could change it, that would put a lot of pressure on them

NOTE: Guys let's not make the replies too critical, I don't care if the idea is rejected.

Blue_Moon2607 wrote:

NOTE: Guys let's not make the replies too critical, I don't care if the idea is rejected.

if its rejected then they are gonna be so critical
isn't this implemented?

OwO :: #44bd8d
^-^ :: #44bd8d

among_us1w2 wrote:

Blue_Moon2607 wrote:

NOTE: Guys let's not make the replies too critical, I don't care if the idea is rejected.

if its rejected then they are gonna be so critical
isn't this implemented?

Being too critical doesn't follow the Community Guidelines, as a result of Scratchers being discouraged, let's not talk about one.

Blue_Moon2607 wrote:

among_us1w2 wrote:

Blue_Moon2607 wrote:

NOTE: Guys let's not make the replies too critical, I don't care if the idea is rejected.

if its rejected then they are gonna be so critical
isn't this implemented?

Being too critical doesn't follow the Community Guidelines, as a result of Scratchers being discouraged, let's not talk about one.

Being critical does follow the community guidelines as long as its respectful. As long as we don't attack you or anything related to you and only discuss the suggestion itself, its all ok.

The whole point of the suggestions forums is to discuss about the the suggestions, if we don't be critical, then won't we possibly miss out on a flaw a suggestion might have?

No support.
Because how do you go up past 29 if you are banned from commenting? How do you get after that when you went under 30?!