Scratch could greatly benefit from incorporating a statistics feature. This feature would include a dedicated statistics button that users can click on to access a detailed overview of their project’s performance over time.

When the button is clicked, it would display some interactive graphs illustrating various metrics, such as the number of likes, favorites, and comments a project has received. Additionally, it could track other engagement metrics, like the number of views or remixes.

By providing this historical data, users could better understand how their projects resonate with the community. This insight would not only help creators evaluate their work but also encourage them to adjust their future projects based on audience engagement trends. Overall, a statistics feature would foster a more dynamic and engaging creator experience on Scratch.

The statistics screen should have the following graphs:

• Number of likes and faves
  
• How many views a project has received
  
• How popular your project is versus your other projects' stats combined
  
• Hiw many scratchers clicked and scrolled away from your projects
  
• Way more ideas that I can't think about
  

Credit to Grammarly AI for most of the text.

No support, this focuses too much on fame

8to16 wrote:

No support, this focuses too much on fame

On top of this, how would scrolling away be calculated? What would be the specific time frame?

MillionOfficial wrote:

Scratch could greatly benefit from incorporating a statistics feature. This feature would include a dedicated statistics button that users can click on to access a detailed overview of their project’s performance over time.

When the button is clicked, it would display some interactive graphs illustrating various metrics, such as the number of likes, favorites, and comments a project has received. Additionally, it could track other engagement metrics, like the number of views or remixes.

By providing this historical data, users could better understand how their projects resonate with the community. This insight would not only help creators evaluate their work but also encourage them to adjust their future projects based on audience engagement trends. Overall, a statistics feature would foster a more dynamic and engaging creator experience on Scratch.

The statistics screen should have the following graphs:

• Number of likes and faves
  
• How many views a project has received
  
• How popular your project is versus your other projects' stats combined
  
• Hiw many scratchers clicked and scrolled away from your projects
  
• Way more ideas that I can't think about
  

Credit to Grammarly AI for most of the text.

most of these are already on the project page, except they are not in graph form. Also there's already a page for these, they're just not in Scratch.

why are 140 thousand people using scratch in North Korea?

Grelloxc0ol wrote:

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why are 140 thousand people using scratch in North Korea?

they're trolling, north korea has an isolated network called kwangmyong, and scratch isn't available on that network.

8to16 wrote:

Grelloxc0ol wrote:

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why are 140 thousand people using scratch in North Korea?

they're trolling, north korea has an isolated network called kwangmyong, and scratch isn't available on that network.

I'm surprised they even have a network

Grelloxc0ol wrote:

why are 140 thousand people using scratch in North Korea?

…probably lying…but lets not get off-topic here.

dang this is soooo cool:0

this will make users too fame-hungry like mmm views and loves and favs gotta make more generic platformers to get more followers. which is not a good thing

oh poop! 12% of scratchers skroll away in the first 30 seconds. gotta up my game to get more fame…

I don't think this is a good idea.