CosmicStarV1 wrote:

did you verify your email?

ChristianScratcher1 wrote:

You need 3 or more projects

BitcoinFarmer wrote:

(#1)
I have … achieved over 1000 posts in the forums.

el-Silvedner wrote:

according to the wiki it says you need at least two projects

cookedasparagus8 wrote:

el-Silvedner wrote:

according to the wiki it says you need at least two projects

That's what the ST says.
In reality, you need to share 3+ projects.

SMG4fan7236 wrote:

cookedasparagus8 wrote:

el-Silvedner wrote:

according to the wiki it says you need at least two projects

That's what the ST says.
In reality, you need to share 3+ projects.

Im not sure if this is actually true.

SMG4fan7236 wrote:

cookedasparagus8 wrote:

el-Silvedner wrote:

according to the wiki it says you need at least two projects

That's what the ST says.
In reality, you need to share 3+ projects.

Im not sure if this is actually true.

ChristianScratcher1 wrote:

SMG4fan7236 wrote:

cookedasparagus8 wrote:

el-Silvedner wrote:

according to the wiki it says you need at least two projects

That's what the ST says.
In reality, you need to share 3+ projects.

Im not sure if this is actually true.

It is true. I had another acc that was a few days over 2 weeks old with two projects. After sharing a 3rd project, I got the invite not long after (it sometimes take up to the next morning tho)

CosmicStarV1 wrote:

It personal took me 2.
(I did stop using scratch after like 2 weeks after I made my account)

ScodexPerson wrote:

That's weird. I got the opposite issue where i became Scratcher in 4 days of confirming my e-mail.

ScodexPerson wrote:

That's weird. I got the opposite issue where i became Scratcher in 4 days of confirming my e-mail.

New Scratchers have many of the same capabilities as everyone else. You can create and share projects, you can participate in Studios created by others, and you can comment throughout the community. After spending a bit of time in the community, making and sharing projects, and commenting helpfully to others, you will receive an invitation to become a “Scratcher”.



Scratchers have a bit more experience on Scratch and have proven that they both contribute to the community and make it a supportive and welcoming space for others.They don’t just follow the Community Guidelines, they also set a great example for others. As a Scratcher, you will have access to a few extra things on Scratch, including access to cloud variables. If your account is a regular Scratch account (not a student account) you will also get the ability to create Studios.



To become a Scratcher, you must be active on Scratch for a while, share several projects, and comment constructively in the community. After a few weeks, you will receive a notification inviting you to become a Scratcher. If you accidentally close this notification, that’s okay! Look for the link at the top of your profile page (next to your username) to become a Scratcher.



If you don't see the invitation yet, keep making and sharing projects, commenting helpfully on other Scratcher's projects, and be patient! After a few weeks, you’ll see the link on your profile page.