My suggestion is to censor projects in languages other than English, for better comprehension. We could have dedicated Scratches for other languages.

So your're saying we should make every project on scratch English? Or am I reading this wrong?

Because everyone understands English and we need to make sure we can understand what everyone is saying

ajskateboarder wrote:

Because everyone understands English and we need to make sure we can understand what everyone is saying

very yes

DangerPuppy10 wrote:

So your're saying we should make every project on scratch English? Or am I reading this wrong?

yeah, that's the point.(caught by the 60 sec demon)

WackJill wrote:

DangerPuppy10 wrote:

So your're saying we should make every project on scratch English? Or am I reading this wrong?

yeah, that's the point.(caught by the 60 sec demon)

But will there be an option to change which languages you want to censor?

Oh yes, because the world certainly revolves around English and nobody at all speaks a language other than English!



… no support, not everyone speaks english

starlightsparker wrote:

Oh yes, because the world certainly revolves around English and nobody at all speaks a language other than English!



… no support, not everyone speaks english

It is the most popular second language in the world…

But I see your point.

WackJill wrote:

ajskateboarder wrote:

Because everyone understands English and we need to make sure we can understand what everyone is saying

very yes

Sarcasm strikes again.

Only 20% of the world speaks English, and only about 4% as a native language. Most people don't know English or aren't completely fluent.

nah that’s xenophobic
not everyone knows how to speak english

No support. If you wanna understand something, then a) use google translate or something b) don’t play them, tbh

No support. People who don't speak English would be sad to see that they can't use Scratch anymore. Plus it's cool to see what scratch is like around the world. But, if you're suggesting st add an automatic translator that you can turn off and on, support if they can do that.

Remember that scratch is an educational platform, so non-English speaking kids will be unable to use it for their schools and to learn and even just for fun.

that would wipe out like 85% of scratch users, no support, not everyone knows english

The website feature that handled showing projects in one’s localized language broke during an update. I would recommend searching the relevant thread for that and bumping it if necessary instead of forcing an English-projects-only policy.