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- LP372
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Option for Studio invite restriction
like the most popular non-st studios would be even more spammy
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- iiucandyfloss
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Option for Studio invite restriction
Why not make it so you can only send curator invites to people who have chatted in your studio? This would stop spam, and it would prevent people from getting an invite to a studio they don't want to join.
This could be an option inside of account settings as a checkmark box for if you would like to receive all invites, or invites to studios you're a part of.
There are a few issues with this idea, however:
a) Spam isn't really an issue with studio invites as you can't send two invites or more from the same studio to the same user.
b) If someone doesn't want to join a studio, they can simply not accept the invite.
c) How would the servers determine whether someone is a part of a studio?
d) However, this isn't fair for small studios that are looking for members. If someone receives an invite, they can either accept or decline it. They can discover new studios, friends and/or projects this way. It encourages friendship-making and adds a sense of community - after all, we are a community.
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- Malicondi
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Option for Studio invite restriction
that's why its an option. No support. ‘Trending’ studios would be mostly Scratch's official ones, it would cause massive drops in growth in studio followers and the host's followers, and a lot of people ask on profiles to join so it could cause problems. It could clog up studio comments as everyone asks to join in the studio or sends a random comment just to be invitable
- Malicondi
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Option for Studio invite restriction
A - Spam is a problem, as many people have bots or just hand invite a large amount of people from random places, most of which don't want to join There are a few issues with this idea, however:
a) Spam isn't really an issue with studio invites as you can't send two invites or more from the same studio to the same user.
b) If someone doesn't want to join a studio, they can simply not accept the invite.
c) How would the servers determine whether someone is a part of a studio?
d) However, this isn't fair for small studios that are looking for members. If someone receives an invite, they can either accept or decline it. They can discover new studios, friends and/or projects this way. It encourages friendship-making and adds a sense of community - after all, we are a community.
B - Many people, including me, dislike the notification of an curator invitation
C - Servers already store all project adding in the studio activity section, and they already store all comments created by individual users
D - That's why its an option, if someone wants to get invites from any studio, they can. The option would be off by default, and they can change it at anytime.
- LP372
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Option for Studio invite restriction
yea, but some people use keybord shortcuts and stuff, to add high amounts of people, but a popup may break itthat's why its an option. No support. ‘Trending’ studios would be mostly Scratch's official ones, it would cause massive drops in growth in studio followers and the host's followers, and a lot of people ask on profiles to join so it could cause problems. It could clog up studio comments as everyone asks to join in the studio or sends a random comment just to be invitable
- Malicondi
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Option for Studio invite restriction
There doesn't have to be a popup, it could simply not send the invite, and sending mass invites to people to get on the trending page of studios violates the yea, but some people use keybord shortcuts and stuff, to add high amounts of people, but a popup may break itTerms of Use, and isn't allowed regardless.
Last edited by Malicondi (March 20, 2024 17:10:00)
- LP372
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Option for Studio invite restriction
what would it be on by defaultThere doesn't have to be a popup, it could simply not send the invite, and sending mass invites to people to get on the trending page of studios violates the yea, but some people use keybord shortcuts and stuff, to add high amounts of people, but a popup may break itTerms of Use, and isn't allowed regardless.
- Malicondi
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Option for Studio invite restriction
The option would be off by default, and they can change it at anytime.“Sorry, you have to wait 60 seconds between posts.”
- LP372
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Option for Studio invite restriction
Definitely no support, the first studio invite i accepted i had not interacted before, but i have never regretted it. The option would be off by default, and they can change it at anytime.
- Malicondi
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Option for Studio invite restriction
in this case, off would mean that they receive all invites, on would be they don't.Definitely no support, the first studio invite i accepted i had not interacted before, but i have never regretted it. The option would be off by default, and they can change it at anytime.
edit: close tags please.
Last edited by Malicondi (March 20, 2024 17:22:19)
- LP372
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Option for Studio invite restriction
oh, ok, semi-support, it would reduce spam but i'm not sure if famous studio scratchers would be happy (that includes me)
- undeterminstic
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Option for Studio invite restriction
You are a lot of things but you are not a famous scratcher… Also if you don't like this feature then don't turn it on. I often get spammed studio invites, I don't really like it. So it would help me and not affect you in any way. oh, ok, semi-support, it would reduce spam but i'm not sure if famous studio scratchers would be happy (that includes me)
- LP372
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Option for Studio invite restriction
i do have about 390 followsYou are a lot of things but you are not a famous scratcher… Also if you don't like this feature then don't turn it on. I often get spammed studio invites, I don't really like it. So it would help me and not affect you in any way. oh, ok, semi-support, it would reduce spam but i'm not sure if famous studio scratchers would be happy (that includes me)
- CST1229
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Option for Studio invite restriction
I felt like making a mockup.

(I'd define “interacted with” as “followed, commented or added projects to the studio”)

(I'd define “interacted with” as “followed, commented or added projects to the studio”)
Last edited by CST1229 (March 20, 2024 18:01:33)
- Malicondi
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Option for Studio invite restriction
i forgot about following studios, i'll add to op. I felt like making a mockup.
(I'd define “interacted with” as “followed, commented or added projects to the studio”)
- starlightsparker
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Option for Studio invite restriction
no it’s inconvenient support ONLY if it’s optional to users.
Last edited by starlightsparker (March 20, 2024 18:19:27)
- Malicondi
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Option for Studio invite restriction
Malicondi uses bump! … It's not very effective…
- LP372
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Option for Studio invite restriction
LP372 removes bump.. Malicondi uses bump! … It's not very effective…
- Quantum1993
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Option for Studio invite restriction
I like the idea of preventing studio invite spam, but what if my friend wants to join, and they haven't interacted in the studio? Why not make it so you can only send curator invites to people who have interacted in your studio? This would stop spam, and it would prevent people from getting an invite to a studio they don't want to join.
Part of a studio/interacting would be classified as following, commenting in, or adding a project to a studio.
This could be an option inside of account settings as a checkmark box for if you would like to receive all invites, or invites to studios you're a part of, and it would be off by default and can be changed at any time.
mockup:
mockup by: CST1229
on mobile so I'm currently unable to search for a dupe.