Alright. I found something on the wiki right here..

If the user gets their project removed, they can remove all of the offending content and reshare the project, which will put an NFE status on the project.

Is this true? I mean, I can see why, if the project WAS originally bad enough to be removed then it probably shouldn't be on the front page, but.. is it actually true?

Did it have a citation? If it doesn't, then you'd need to find someone who has re-released a project after getting it removed to clarify it. It would make sense if this is true, however.

WolfCat67 wrote:

Did it have a citation? If it doesn't, then you'd need to find someone who has re-released a project after getting it removed to clarify it. It would make sense if this is true, however.

Hmm..
Yeah, I can see why it'd be true. It didn't have a citation, however, so I'm not sure.

LionHeart70 wrote:

WolfCat67 wrote:

Did it have a citation? If it doesn't, then you'd need to find someone who has re-released a project after getting it removed to clarify it. It would make sense if this is true, however.

Hmm..
Yeah, I can see why it'd be true. It didn't have a citation, however, so I'm not sure.

It looks like that sentence didn't have a citation. I'll go put a “citation needed” onto it to prevent other people from thinking of this as fact.

This is unanswered still, right? I guess I should ask a Scratch Team member about this..

following out of curiosity ^-^

M1mikyu wrote:

following out of curiosity ^-^

I actually asked Paddle2See, and even HE isn't sure..

Probably is,it kinda makes sense

I reshared some of my projects that got removed, and they had an NFE status marked on them.

AntiTM wrote:

Probably is,it kinda makes sense

I guess, but simply because it makes sense doesn't really mean it happens.

PrincessPanda_test_ wrote:

I reshared some of my projects that got removed, and they had an NFE status marked on them.

Hmm.. I guess.