Some random kid made a project and said in the credits the following:

It's autism awareness month - Please support @cambegonefr this month

Now obviously, I'm not happy about that because one, I am not autistic. And two, if I was, that is still disrespectful on so many levels. And being that I was inactive for a long time and then stumbled across this, best believe I'm *.

It's been a week now and the project/credit is still up. How long do I have to wait?

Wait a month or so and if it's still not down, report it again

8to16 wrote:

Wait a month or so and if it's still not down, report it again

A month? Forget that, I will jump (for safety reasons, that was a joke)

This is a situation where you will need to use Contact Us. Upon first glance, it appears that this comment is meant to be supportive. So I can understand why the Scratch Team may not have taken it down.

Now, while writing this, I remembered that you can actually explain why you're reporting a project in the reason. But consider Contact Us as an option in case re-reporting it fails. (I usually say you can re-report projects after 24 hours if no action was taken — a month is certainly too long.)

a month

The Scratch Team reviews reported projects as soon as possible. They don't have a specific timeline, but they usually look at reports within a few hours to a few days. The time it takes depends on the number of reports they receive and the gravity of the issue.

Za-Chary wrote:

This is a situation where you will need to use Contact Us. Upon first glance, it appears that this comment is meant to be supportive. So I can understand why the Scratch Team may not have taken it down.

Now, while writing this, I remembered that you can actually explain why you're reporting a project in the reason. But consider Contact Us as an option in case re-reporting it fails. (I usually say you can re-report projects after 24 hours if no action was taken — a month is certainly too long.)

Yes, this is a good approach.