Following a Project

rollercoasterfan

Hello!
We all know you can follow a studio, forum topic or a scratcher, so why can't you follow someone else's project? When you follow a project, you would get a notification when someone comments on the project. That way, you can see what other people think about the project. You would also get a notification when someone loves or favorites the project. Then, you can see who likes the projects you like, and would get to meet scratchers who follow your interests. You woyld also get a notification if someone remixes, so you can see what people would change. One other thing, you would get a notification if a major change happens (so auto-saves wouldn't count.)

If you didn't want to receive messages on loves + favorites, or remixes or etc., you could probably chose what you wanted to receive.

Please tell me what you think, and list the pros and cons. Just saying support or no support doesn't really help me. Thanks!

Support
Braeden5454
Charmind
DogQueenGirl
FalconGunner99
Majmunet
mundofinkyenglish
rollercoasterfan
Scratcher1002
ScratchinJoJo
tim556688
WJB2003

Semi-Support
GyroscopeBill
__init__
Kequalia
Kuesopop
matey1234
MegaApuTurkUltra
MrSherlockHolmes
The_Scratch_Squad
venomlizard
Xelophelt

No Support
Doodle-cats
cwkethan1508
cwrivera99
Le_adrien
picklehazard
RandomPerson1789
Scratchifier
TheHockeyist

Last edited by rollercoasterfan (April 29, 2015 21:19:36)

The_Scratch_Squad

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Technically, favoriting a project is following it…

Ok… well, when you share your own project, don't you get notifications already?

Semi support- Needs more details on who you are following the project.

Last edited by The_Scratch_Squad (March 28, 2015 21:17:24)

rollercoasterfan

The_Scratch_Squad wrote:
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Technically, favoriting a project is following it…

Ok… well, when you share your own project, don't you get notifications already?

Semi support- Needs more details on who you are following the project.

Well, I'm talking about someone else's project. Take a Bit of Luck. If you had followed that project, you would get a message when someone comments on it, or loves and favorites it. (Of course, why would you follow a Bit of Luck? You would have as many messages as PastryTycoon.

It's more meant for a less common project where people actually give feedback.)

Another way to put it. It's just like following a studio or a discussion in the forum, just as a project.

The_Scratch_Squad

rollercoasterfan wrote:
The_Scratch_Squad wrote:
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Technically, favoriting a project is following it…

Ok… well, when you share your own project, don't you get notifications already?

Semi support- Needs more details on who you are following the project.

Well, I'm talking about someone else's project. Take a Bit of Luck. If you had followed that project, you would get a message when someone comments on it, or loves and favorites it. (Of course, why would you follow a Bit of Luck? You would have as many messages as PastryTycoon. It's more meant for a less common project where people actually give feedback.)

Another way to put it. It's just like following a studio or a discussion in the forum, just as a project.

Still… Semi support. I really don't find the need for it.

Xelophelt

The_Scratch_Squad wrote:
Still… Semi support. I really don't find the need for it.

Yeah… That would also defeat the purpose of following a Scratcher when you can just follow that one project a Scratcher makes.

rollercoasterfan

Xelophelt wrote:
The_Scratch_Squad wrote:
Still… Semi support. I really don't find the need for it.
Yeah… That would also defeat the purpose of following a Scratcher when you can just follow that one project a Scratcher makes.

This is just about one project, so if someone comments on someone's project, you would get notified, and if you were following the same person, you would get notified on what they do, not what others do to their project. I'm not exactly understanding what you're saying.

GyroscopeBill

I'm really not sure how useful this would be: I doubt I'd use it much. It seems like a clever idea though. Semi-support.

MrSherlockHolmes

GyroscopeBill wrote:
I'm really not sure how useful this would be: I doubt I'd use it much. It seems like a clever idea though. Semi-support.

matey1234

GyroscopeBill wrote:
I'm really not sure how useful this would be: I doubt I'd use it much. It seems like a clever idea though. Semi-support.

CatsUnited

rollercoasterfan wrote:

You can Inspect-Element it and cubeupload it. Also, keep the report button pls.

Last edited by CatsUnited (March 29, 2015 09:50:15)

Doodle-cats

No support, you can just favorite it and check back every once in a while.

rollercoasterfan

CatsUnited wrote:
rollercoasterfan wrote:
You can Inspect-Element it and cubeupload it. Also, keep the report button pls.

I know about the report button, it just didn't show because it's my project. I was to lazy to add it in.

I don't know why I didn't inspect element it, I was probably tired.

Doodle-cats wrote:
No support, you can just favorite it and check back every once in a while.

Yes, but that might get tedious if everytime you check back, no changes have happened. Also, if you forgot about the project, you wouldn't get to know about the new changes.

Last edited by rollercoasterfan (March 29, 2015 15:56:29)

rollercoasterfan

Bump.

MegaApuTurkUltra

Semi support, I don't see the need either

Scratchifier

No support, it makes it way to easy for somebody to follow a project (like mine, Box Opener) and respond to all of the comments before I get the chance to. And that is VERY ANNOYING

__init__

Semi-support. I don't see why people would want to do this though.

IronBit_Studios

matey1234 wrote:
GyroscopeBill wrote:
I'm really not sure how useful this would be: I doubt I'd use it much. It seems like a clever idea though. Semi-support.

No! Not a quote train!

rollercoasterfan

Bump. Bump. Bump.

cwrivera99

No support. Why would you want to follow someone else's project? (not trying to sound like the grinch or anything, but seriously…)

WJB2003

I like the idea, but also you should get notifications every time the creator makes changes or when someone remixes it

By the way, I support

 
say [I like this idea]

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