why have 2 my stuff buttons? why not just one? (not really that important, but I'm just saying )

What do you mean?

SciPiDilts wrote:

What do you mean?

They mean that on the header there is a my stuff button, and in the profile drop down there is a my stuff button.

Response to the original suggestion:
Which one do you suggest we keep?

SciPiDilts wrote:

What do you mean?

They meant this:

The folder icon leads you to your stuff, while there is another button that says “My Stuff”.

there is one by the dropdown and one IN the dropdown… if they only had one button, they could save resource and money.

Coding_Newbie2009 wrote:

there is one by the dropdown and one IN the dropdown… if they only had one button, they could save resource and money.

But how much though? This is a very small change that most people won't notice.

Tunde123 wrote:

This is a very small change that most people won't notice.

EXACTLY, nobody will notice it, and when you save for an expensive video game console, you have to save as much money POSSIBLE.

TheTrillion wrote:

SciPiDilts wrote:

What do you mean?

They mean that on the header there is a my stuff button, and in the profile drop down there is a my stuff button.

Response to the original suggestion:
Which one do you suggest we keep?

I think the one by the profile dropdown, because it would be easier for new people, but it's all up to the ST. it's just my idea.

Coding_Newbie2009 wrote:

Tunde123 wrote:

This is a very small change that most people won't notice.

EXACTLY, nobody will notice it, and when you save for an expensive video game console, you have to save as much money POSSIBLE.

How would this save money? The My Stuff button in the dropdown is probably 1-3 lines of HTML. Running a website with 1000 lines of code is no more expensive than running a website with 20 lines of code. Only paying for the servers and giving Scratch Team members their salary costs money.

Anyway, I find having it all in one neat, organised dropdown helpful.

Coding_Newbie2009 wrote:

there is one by the dropdown and one IN the dropdown… if they only had one button, they could save resource and money.

It wouldn't save them money. The code is free to write, the ST is just paying for the hosting. Like Ham19-01-2011 said, a site with 1000 lines of code costs just as much as a site with 20 lines.

SomeoneOnThelnternet wrote:

Coding_Newbie2009 wrote:

there is one by the dropdown and one IN the dropdown… if they only had one button, they could save resource and money.

It wouldn't save them money. The code is free to write, the ST is just paying for the hosting. Like Ham19-01-2011 said, a site with 1000 lines of code costs just as much as a site with 20 lines.

well… ok. but it would maybe help with bad internet. (idkfs)

The my stuff button in the drop down is pointless when there's a nice good old button right next to it that only requires one single click in one single spot.

Coding_Newbie2009 wrote:

well… ok. but it would maybe help with bad internet. (idkfs)

Possibly, but maybe it would take a fraction of a second longer to load rather than having only one button, so this wouldn't be an issue, and nobody will notice.

Coding_Newbie2009 wrote:

SomeoneOnThelnternet wrote:

Coding_Newbie2009 wrote:

there is one by the dropdown and one IN the dropdown… if they only had one button, they could save resource and money.

It wouldn't save them money. The code is free to write, the ST is just paying for the hosting. Like Ham19-01-2011 said, a site with 1000 lines of code costs just as much as a site with 20 lines.

well… ok. but it would maybe help with bad internet. (idkfs)

It wouldn't help with bad internet, 3 lines of HTML code is only like 30 bytes

Nevermind.

.No support
Honestly, this is only like three lines of code being used. No one will notice it and only the people who really, really, really care about saving space (aka only like 1 person) will be bothered by how there are two ways to My Stuff.