So I think scratch should add a copyright button, so if it is enabled on a project, then you can remix the project, but not share it until the code, look, behavior or the backdrop has been changed.

An option to toggle off remixing is rejected (I think it is)
Even if not, no support.
People might wanna add cool ideas to your projects!

Projects on here are Copyleft, just use the report button if someone copies your project

No I clearly stated “you can remix the project, but not share it until the code, look, behavior or the backdrop has been changed.” So it’s a similar, but different idea.

Sorry, a copyright button can be easily rejected because it will disable remix.
So yeah, please don't add that or else how could I join the RALR community?

@MARTINIQUETWINS look at the 4th reply

Martiniquetwins wrote:

Sorry, a copyright button can be easily rejected because it will disable remix.
So yeah, please don't add that or else how could I join the RALR community?

Look:

revenget_ wrote:

No I clearly stated “you can remix the project, but not share it until the code, look, behavior or the backdrop has been changed.” So it’s a similar, but different idea.

According to post #4, this appears to be what you're looking for.

scratchy_boy106 wrote:

Martiniquetwins wrote:

Sorry, a copyright button can be easily rejected because it will disable remix.
So yeah, please don't add that or else how could I join the RALR community?

Look:

revenget_ wrote:

No I clearly stated “you can remix the project, but not share it until the code, look, behavior or the backdrop has been changed.” So it’s a similar, but different idea.

Seen. My browser / operating system: MacOS Macintosh X 10.15.7, Safari 26.4, No Flash version detected
Scratch team simply license projects with copyleft or CCBYSA.

whos gonna tell this scratcher?
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scratch is foss
projects are also foss

revenget_ wrote:

No I clearly stated “you can remix the project, but not share it until the code, look, behavior or the backdrop has been changed.” So it’s a similar, but different idea.

So you can only publish the remix if the something's different? That's already supposed to be the rule for remixes on Scratch. just Report any exact copies you see on the site!

I like this. It's technically not breaking the embrace remix culture guideline, if you can still remix but just you have to change things. I don't think Scratch Team would like this though. They are obsessed with the steal <—“remix” button.

d016 wrote:

revenget_ wrote:

No I clearly stated “you can remix the project, but not share it until the code, look, behavior or the backdrop has been changed.” So it’s a similar, but different idea.

So you can only publish the remix if the something's different? That's already supposed to be the rule for remixes on Scratch. just Report any exact copies you see on the site!

There is so many of them…

HotDogYummy5 wrote:

I like this. It's technically not breaking the embrace remix culture guideline, if you can still remix but just you have to change things. I don't think Scratch Team would like this though. They are obsessed with the steal <—“remix” button.

I FEEL LIKE UNDER THE "EMBRACE REMIX CULTURE THEY WOULD HAVE INTENDED FOR US TO DO IT OURSELVES

As d016 said:

d016 wrote:

revenget_ wrote:

No I clearly stated “you can remix the project, but not share it until the code, look, behavior or the backdrop has been changed.” So it’s a similar, but different idea.

So you can only publish the remix if the something's different? That's already supposed to be the rule for remixes on Scratch. just Report any exact copies you see on the site!

similar but not exactly-the-same topic: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/39464/

by agreeing to the ToS you agree to let people use your stuff

Closing as this is rejected since we won't disable remixing, even for an exact copy. Sharing exact copies is already against our guidelines, so please use the report button if you see them.