Instead of saying "you're not welcome on Scratch", tell why. (appeal)

Myst--

I think that this would be a good thing to add but sometimes the st doesn't have enough staff to tell every banned scratcher why they were banned. They should at least leave a link to the project or comment etc that was the reason they got banned. Support.

warriorcatz2009

support, what if a new scratcher did something wrong by accident and did it over and over again and they get an email saying “youre not welcome on scratch” it could hurt their feelings and start hating scratch.

dave-alt-4

bump

SuperMarioHome

Support. The current message sounds like the ST doesn't like them.

I_LOVE_TO_MAKE_STUFF

Support. My reasons were mentioned by #42

Anayathegoddess

Scratchfangs wrote:
This is so wrong to say that you are just not welcome on Scratch. At least tell why he/she got banned in the ban appeal email. All this does is cause confusion and ban evades. Especially when they have been false banned or they don't know what they did wrong.

i agree
once i got banned for making some projects and scratch didnt tell me what i had to change

Scratchfangs

Bump.

Gamer_Logan819

LitYoloSwago wrote:
Well, the Scratch Team is literally stating a fact. You are literally not welcomed once you're banned. People should not be offended by facts.

I agree with this guy. Maybe state the reason WHY you’re banned, but if you’ve gotten IP banned, you’ve messed up big time and should know why without them telling you.

No support.

Last edited by Gamer_Logan819 (April 29, 2022 12:44:03)

Gamer_Logan819

SuperMarioHome wrote:
Support. The current message sounds like the ST doesn't like them.

Well, if you got banned, scratch team probably DOESNT like you.

Gamer_Logan819

Gamer_Logan819 wrote:
LitYoloSwago wrote:
Well, the Scratch Team is literally stating a fact. You are literally not welcomed once you're banned. People should not be offended by facts.

I agree with this guy. Maybe state the reason WHY you’re banned, but if you’ve gotten IP banned, you’ve messed up big time and should know why without them telling you. Keep the “you’re no longer welcome” as it’s to show they don’t want you on the website anymore.

No support.

Edit: sorry for posting this message (NOT THE ONE IM QUOTING IT STILL STANDS) I accidentally quoted myself instead of editing and only noticed it when I posted it

Last edited by Gamer_Logan819 (April 29, 2022 12:47:28)

warriorcats2155

Gamer_Logan819 wrote:
SuperMarioHome wrote:
Support. The current message sounds like the ST doesn't like them.
Well, if you got banned, scratch team probably DOESNT like you.

warriorcatz2009 wrote:
support, what if a new scratcher did something wrong by accident and did it over and over again and they get an email saying “youre not welcome on scratch” it could hurt their feelings and start hating scratch.

warriorcats2155

Gamer_Logan819 wrote:
LitYoloSwago wrote:
Well, the Scratch Team is literally stating a fact. You are literally not welcomed once you're banned. People should not be offended by facts.

I agree with this guy. Maybe state the reason WHY you’re banned, but if you’ve gotten IP banned, you’ve messed up big time and should know why without them telling you.

No support.

Anayathegoddess wrote:
Scratchfangs wrote:
This is so wrong to say that you are just not welcome on Scratch. At least tell why he/she got banned in the ban appeal email. All this does is cause confusion and ban evades. Especially when they have been false banned or they don't know what they did wrong.
i agree
once i got banned for making some projects and scratch didnt tell me what i had to change

For these reasons, I support.

Silicobra

Support, altrough I never got banned this seems pretty rude to say to someone and also unconstructive if you don't say what to improve.

An_Avgeek_CalledKlym

Scratchfangs wrote:
This is fairly rude to say that a user isn't welcome on Scratch, especially when the guidelines state that everyone is welcome. The Scratch Team should tell the user why they were banned. All this does is cause confusion and ban evasions. Especially when they don't know what they did wrong.

I think it’s not cool, the community guidelines say everyone is welcome in scratch, it’s unfair and rude, i support, they may make another message which may be more respectful

dayboihigh

Support. Another problem that I've noticed from scratch is that they ban you for remixing stuff without changes when the original person tells you too. I find it frustrating that the scratch team banned my other account instead of banning the person who started this problem. (The banned account I had was a collab account, and I appealed. they just made an excuse to keep me banned.)

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