If there is a 5-rating star It caused to be rated with 5 stars.
A rating star is where you can rate with additional 5 stars begin.

Like this Example:

Example
23 years ago
Example-User
★ ★ ★ ★ ★

This is my example rating!

Like this Example:

Example
23 years ago
Example-User
★ ★ ★ ★ ☆

This is my example rating!

Like this Example:

Example
23 years ago
Example-User
★ ★ ★ ☆ ☆

This is my example rating!

This would allow 1 (hated it) and 2 (disliked it) star ratings, effectively making this rejected.

Za-Chary* wrote:

4.2 Dislike button or a project rating system
Generally, a user's first project is something rather simple, such as a test project, a remix, or a project made using a tutorial. Because this project is simple, other users may give the project low ratings since it is not advanced. With low enough ratings, the creator might be discouraged enough to stop using Scratch. Moreover, constructive feedback is encouraged on Scratch. A dislike button may show the creator how many people disliked their project, but it tells nothing about what the creator could do better. If you do not like a project, you could choose not to love it, or you could leave a respectful and constructive comment telling the user how to improve, in addition to saying what you like about the project.

With that, a dislike button is rejected for anything, including projects and comments. However, a like button for comments is NOT rejected. You can discuss it on this topic.

No support. There's a reason why you can't dislike projects. It's so that people don't get discouraged from making projects. It's for the same exact reason for why you can't see dislikes on comments on YouTube. To prevent people from getting discouraged from commenting. This would just be that but a rating instead. But you may be thinking to yourself, “With that logic comments should be removed!”. It shouldn't be because people should be able to give feedback to a project so that the author can improve.
(forgot to read TOLORS oof)

Thingied wrote:

It's for the same exact reason for why you can't dislike comments on YouTube. To prevent people from getting discouraged from commenting.

1.
2. YouTube doesn't care if people comment or not.

dhuls wrote:

Thingied wrote:

It's for the same exact reason for why you can't dislike comments on YouTube. To prevent people from getting discouraged from commenting.

1.
2. YouTube doesn't care if people comment or not.

1. I meant that you can't see it (editing post)
2. Comments help get the video into the algorithm

dhuls wrote:

This would allow 1 (hated it) and 2 (disliked it) star ratings, effectively making this rejected.

Za-Chary* wrote:

4.2 Dislike button or a project rating system
Generally, a user's first project is something rather simple, such as a test project, a remix, or a project made using a tutorial. Because this project is simple, other users may give the project low ratings since it is not advanced. With low enough ratings, the creator might be discouraged enough to stop using Scratch. Moreover, constructive feedback is encouraged on Scratch. A dislike button may show the creator how many people disliked their project, but it tells nothing about what the creator could do better. If you do not like a project, you could choose not to love it, or you could leave a respectful and constructive comment telling the user how to improve, in addition to saying what you like about the project.

With that, a dislike button is rejected for anything, including projects and comments. However, a like button for comments is NOT rejected. You can discuss it on this topic.

Whatever if this is rejected.

This is rejected. Should I report this to be closed?

ScolderCreations wrote:

This is rejected. Should I report this to be closed?

Yes we are.