Zigdev wrote:

This-Scratcher wrote:

I've made an aussie project here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/325722140/ hope you like it.

wrong place dude

Bulbatrain wrote:

great_elmo wrote:

propose this it is my jewel sparkles gets grounded series, it meets every single requirement

You better quote this or I won't be happy with you.

It is my studio.

QUOTE THE POST NOW
QUOTE PLEASE
CLICK THAT LITTLE BLUE QUOTE BUTTON NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yelling at people to quote your posts won’t help you in anyway.

scmb1 wrote:

Note: This topic is for suggesting studios to be featured. If you want to suggest a project, follow this link.
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Know a cool studio? Suggest it to be featured on the homepage here. You’re welcome to suggest studios you created or studios created by someone else. We’re looking for studios for all sorts of project types and topics!

Here are some things we look for in studios we feature:
- Provides an interesting prompt that inspires Scratchers to be creative and make projects
- Is focused on a specific project type or topic– for example, mouse trail projects or projects about historical fashion. We find that more specific prompts can be more inspiring!
- Has at least one active manager (two managers is even better), but not tons of managers
- Has fewer than 100 projects
- Has at least 2 projects that serve as good examples of what can go in the studio
- Does not allow anyone to add projects (for safety reasons), but does invite anyone to ask for their project to be added by a curator.
- Does not have an animated gif as its thumbnail (because that slows down the front page)
- Is not an Add Everything studio
- Not required but awesome: Description is in multiple languages and/or invites Scratchers to help translate it

Please try not to post the same studio multiple times! It would be especially helpful if, when proposing a studio, you explained how the studio provides a unique, interesting, and specific prompt for Scratchers.

whatever_girl wrote:

scmb1 wrote:

Note: This topic is for suggesting studios to be featured. If you want to suggest a project, follow this link.
——————


Know a cool studio? Suggest it to be featured on the homepage here. You’re welcome to suggest studios you created or studios created by someone else. We’re looking for studios for all sorts of project types and topics!

Here are some things we look for in studios we feature:
- Provides an interesting prompt that inspires Scratchers to be creative and make projects
- Is focused on a specific project type or topic– for example, mouse trail projects or projects about historical fashion. We find that more specific prompts can be more inspiring!
- Has at least one active manager (two managers is even better), but not tons of managers
- Has fewer than 100 projects
- Has at least 2 projects that serve as good examples of what can go in the studio
- Does not allow anyone to add projects (for safety reasons), but does invite anyone to ask for their project to be added by a curator.
- Does not have an animated gif as its thumbnail (because that slows down the front page)
- Is not an Add Everything studio
- Not required but awesome: Description is in multiple languages and/or invites Scratchers to help translate it

Please try not to post the same studio multiple times! It would be especially helpful if, when proposing a studio, you explained how the studio provides a unique, interesting, and specific prompt for Scratchers.

https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/25115027/
this studio is about everything if you bored the this for you!

jasper4545 wrote:

check THIS OUT MAN: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/322051355/



HAVE A SUPA DAY
Jasper4545

rainbowpie14 wrote:

This studio: https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/5474401/projects/ is a good contender! It invites users to join as curators, or members of the potato army, and they may eventually become a manager/general. It invites its users to socialize with other groups and make potato-themed projects to add.

define simulators
say [please feature this!] for (100000000000000000000000000000) secs