Zaneki wrote:

AlphaAxle wrote:

Although I agree that this problem of spamming is indeed a real problem, recognizing the spammers/trollers are just giving them encouragement to continue posting lengthy posts of spam. I think that we have to ignore them, and the problem should resolve itself after a while. I also wish to get this problem over and done with ASAP, so we can start to do what this Collab was made for, making awesome problems.

To all the people who are spamming, please stop. You are preventing us from getting started on projects. From now on, please only post things that will help contribute to the overall success of this collab. We want to set a standard for what people can do when they come together on Scratch. If you are preventing us from doing this we will not hesitate to remove you from this group. We want the best of the best to help in this collab, and if you're spamming this forum, you are not the best of the best.

I agree with your pretense, but by my logic your plan wouldn't work as well as you'd like.
In a nutshell, the process of spamming goes like this:
1. One person posts, saying something that may be a bit off-topic or amusing
2. Another person replies to that post, either remarking on the humor or going further on a tangent by contributing to the offtopic elements
3. More and more people join in, and you get this huge-a chain of replies that are completely irrelevant to the collab
It starts with a comment, and spammers literally turn the thread into a discussion chain of their own. Ignorance won't solve it, I don't think.

BigBlueBlock wrote:

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Zaneki wrote:

BigBlueBlock wrote:

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…Are you serious.
Is this for real.
Have you even glanced up at the above posts?

LeScratcher wrote:

From now on. stop with the unnecessary comments. For those of you wanting to gain ranking, and everyone else, reply to this comment if you followed this thread (and @LS_Inc, an the official studio) so I know you are ready to get things started. Otherwise, your ranking may fall. If you haven't, follow it, then comment.

sno_board_dood wrote:

AlphaAxle wrote:

Although I agree that this problem of spamming is indeed a real problem, recognizing the spammers/trollers are just giving them encouragement to continue posting lengthy posts of spam. I think that we have to ignore them, and the problem should resolve itself after a while. I also wish to get this problem over and done with ASAP, so we can start to do what this Collab was made for, making awesome problems.

To all the people who are spamming, please stop. You are preventing us from getting started on projects. From now on, please only post things that will help contribute to the overall success of this collab. We want to set a standard for what people can do when they come together on Scratch. If you are preventing us from doing this we will not hesitate to remove you from this group. We want the best of the best to help in this collab, and if you're spamming this forum, you are not the best of the best.

maybe we should remove them or bump them dow a rank….

SilverEagle wrote:

1. Nearly half a year.
2. 109 (Also, I think it's kind of unfair and biased to judge on how many followers the user has…Just my opinion)
3. 9 Projects, None Remixed
4. Pixel art, I'm learning Adobe, so a bit of vector. I'm also a huge computer programmer.
5. Games.
6. Nope, not now.
7. Le Awesome.

Tierage wrote:

This looks pretty awesome! I kinda want to join, so here are the answers:

1. Several years. I can't remember exactly, but I can remember using Scratch 1.1 when I was much younger.
2. 65 followers. Meh.
3. I have 40 projects on the account I'm posting on. The only reason it's low is because I am very picky. Lower-quality projects of mine go here.
4. Web Design, bad improv humor, video editing, making things professional, ranting, head-banging, grammar, and “programming.”
5. Simulations and games. Maybe music and animating on occasion.
6. Well, I own And Stuff, a community site that makes games, simulations, papers, and other things on Scratch.
7. Dang, man. I didn't want to shatter the top of the awesome meter. *suddenly it gets dark* Woah. I think it just destroyed the sun. Awesome!

LeScratcher wrote:

Tierage wrote:

This looks pretty awesome! I kinda want to join, so here are the answers:

1. Several years. I can't remember exactly, but I can remember using Scratch 1.1 when I was much younger.
2. 65 followers. Meh.
3. I have 40 projects on the account I'm posting on. The only reason it's low is because I am very picky. Lower-quality projects of mine go here.
4. Web Design, bad improv humor, video editing, making things professional, ranting, head-banging, grammar, and “programming.”
5. Simulations and games. Maybe music and animating on occasion.
6. Well, I own And Stuff, a community site that makes games, simulations, papers, and other things on Scratch.
7. Dang, man. I didn't want to shatter the top of the awesome meter. *suddenly it gets dark* Woah. I think it just destroyed the sun. Awesome!

And you are my advertisement example. I can tell you can do great work. 'll help bump up the followers somehow.

OKay. Simulations!
Make sure you follow @LS_Inc, the official studio, and this thread.

Zaneki wrote:

Hey, LeScratcher, I'm going to be busy for the better part of the weekend, but I'm free tonight. If there's anything you'd like me to do… any spamminess to nag over… any tasks to organize… sigs to edit… cereal to eat… just say so.

Zaneki wrote:

Hey, LeScratcher, I'm going to be busy for the better part of the weekend, but I'm free tonight. If there's anything you'd like me to do… any spamminess to nag over… any tasks to organize… sigs to edit… cereal to eat… just say so.

AlphaAxle wrote:

I like the sig GreenConsole made, although I think it would look nice with the shadow effect that I used in Le's logo instead of the splattered paint… Just my opinion, Very we'll done, what program did Green use