Okay so,

Yall ever seen those accounts with like 563 projects? Or accounts with around 3000? Most of you guys probably seen at least one account with a lot of projects.

Is having over 1000 projects a bad idea?

(Sorry if this dosent make sense)

Nothing is wrong with it. I have less that a hundred shared projects on my profile because I don't have any most good projects, but if you are constantly active and have things you want to share, go for it!

The only downside is losing projects. Having to go through pages and pages of projects can be a hassle, so if you consider that a problem, you can avoid it.
(Luckily, it is very easy to avoid. Make a handful of quality projects, and you're good!)

tbh it doesn't really do much except to find one project of yours you have to go through pages and pages. its totally ok

BugattiHoonicorn wrote:

Okay so,

Yall ever seen those accounts with like 563 projects? Or accounts with around 3000? Most of you guys probably seen at least one account with a lot of projects.

Is having over 1000 projects a bad idea?

(Sorry if this dosent make sense)

Having 1000 projects is fine as long as they're not all spam projects.

There is no limit I know of as to how many projects you can upload and share publicly onto one account, as long as they're not spam projects (etc. a project containing nothing but random gibberish).

I've got like roughly 1500 publicly shared projects, and sure, a lot of them are remixes. But given they're appropriate and follow the guidelines, I'm sure it's fine.

that is fine, there's (probably) no limit on how many projects you can have, only disadvantage is that if you want to view an old project of yours and it's buried, you'd have to scroll through pages until you find the one you want.

I don't see why it would be.

There's nothing wrong with it, as long as they follow the community guidelines. The only downside is, as others said, scrolling through pages of projects, and if you want to solve that, every time you make a new project, add it to a Google Doc or something with the link. Then, you can use Ctrl f to find what you're looking for.