I’ve seen the post made by the ST on the studio update FAQ and I’m gonna be talking about one part in particular

Original Post: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/post/5413307/ First, we hear you that the comment limit has made it difficult for text-based roleplayers to have long and drawn out conversations. The original, and current, intention of studios was for them to be a space where Scratchers can comment and collaborate on projects that share a common theme. We are aware that many people have used studios for a variety of purposes other than sharing and collaborating on projects, and that text-based roleplaying is one of those things. That’s always been okay so long as the activities follow the Community Guidelines. However, we can’t make decisions about Scratch features based on how they will impact text-based roleplaying. The changes to comment thread limits are meant to make studios of all themes have conversations involving all members of the studios stay near the top of studios, and that’s unfortunately at odds with the way text-based roleplayers use comment threads.

they make it seem like the reply limit only effects rp studios. They wrote it as if people were only angry at the reply limit in rp studios. Well it doesn’t just effect rp studios, they’re just the ones that are affected the most. The studio reply limit is annoying because it’s only 25 replies which isn’t much at all and is very annoying with studios with a lot of members, at least extend it to something like 50 replies or maybe even 100 replies. And the fact that this isn’t in other parts of the site (projects and profiles) makes it seem even more unfair. I mean sure it doesn’t prevent us from doing things but it sure does annoy us a lot.

also may I point out how it sounds hypocritical in some parts? If you say “The original, and current, intention of studios was for them to be a space where Scratchers can comment and collaborate on projects that share a common theme.” then why does it seems like you’re trying to prevent us from doing that?