Tenth Suggestion:
Thanks to MathlyCat

Users that presume ‘competition is unhealthy’, or just see it as ‘bad’.

Please understand that;

1. Competition is absolutely everywhere, I mean literally everywhere. Teaching kids about the real world is good, instilling fair and safe competition is very productive in the community. Why? Competition gives Scratcher's motivation; on the contrary of what many people think, they aren't being discouraged, unless of course you're the minority of people who are easily disheartened. This motivation makes it so Scratcher's persevere to make better of their projects, and the more this happens the more vibrant community gets.
2. Stop pampering the kids on the site. I understand certain things must be hidden, but it's unfair to hide the younger generation from the real world; they're already watching TV and the such I'm sure they've seen a lot. Scratch should be a place of growth in coding, and Scratch's side effects are great. You can make them better by adding more competition.
3. Not all competition is ‘good’. There are cases where there may be unneeded competition, like: how many scripts can I put in a project. Though, most of it is silly competition that young, creative minds are going to wander off to.

In conclusion, competition should only be the reason of no supporting in extreme cases. I, however, have not seen a single case where it should be the no supporting factor.

Twelfth Suggestion:
Thanks again to MathlyCat

When you're making a title, please make it look professional and not like you're trying to sell something to someone, or just putting your suggestion as a title. The title is key, but it also isn't the place to put your suggestion.

Delusional Title/Clickbait:

Please refrain from adding percentages or the amount of supporters to a title. Even if it does attract users it can be dishonest at times, and bias answers. Also, please don't use antagonizing phrases that place a person in a position of:

“Better support this or you're bad!!”

It can scare people into Supporting which isn't what you want!

Putting Your Post as a Title:

Please be sure to post your actual content in the larger box that isn't the title. It fills the page and looks unprofessional to just cram a ton of words as a title.

Keeping it Simple!:

My best tip is to make your title short and to the point. If your suggestion is about a like button, then make the title “Like Button”. As long as your title makes sense, isn't “Suggestion”, and follows these rules, you should be fine.

Super_Scratch_Bros20 wrote:

Where's the eleventh suggestion?

Nambaseking01 wrote:

Super_Scratch_Bros20 wrote:

Where's the eleventh suggestion?

From where did you gain the power to notice that?

The 2020 Award of Sight goes to you, my friend.

Super_Scratch_Bros20 wrote:

It's been quite a while since @Sigton has done any activity. I checked his recent activity, nothing. I checked his latest project, and it's from 2018. Looks to me like he's dead, and he can't fix it.

Honestly, that's really starting to bug me…

Super_Scratch_Bros20 wrote:

Honestly, that's really starting to bug me…

Super_Scratch_Bros20 wrote:

Looks to me like he's dead, and he can't fix it.

Sigton wrote:

Super_Scratch_Bros20 wrote:

Looks to me like he's dead, and he can't fix it.

Not quite dead

Good spot troops, I'll go fix that!

Sigton

Super_Scratch_Bros20 wrote:

Oh! Sorry if that was in any way offensive.

Anonymous wrote:

when green flag clicked
forever
if <key [ Tickle button] pressed?> then
say [LOL]
end
end

Super_Scratch_Bros20 wrote:

You might want to add something about blockspamming on here. This is used so frequently, and it needs to be ended. I noticed that you typically use examples of breaking the rules in the posts to visually explain, so here's a used example of blockspamming.

Anonymous wrote:

when green flag clicked
forever
if <key [ Tickle button] pressed?> then
say [LOL]
end
end

Thanks for this sticky! I've used it multiple times to show users why certain things are not allowed on the suggestions forums, and, without this, that wouldn't be possible.

R4356th wrote:

In the ninth suggestion, the link to the list of rejected suggestions sticky is of the very first generation of the list. Consider changing it to https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/discuss/topic/343602/ , the current generation of the list.

Sigton wrote:

R4356th wrote:

In the ninth suggestion, the link to the list of rejected suggestions sticky is of the very first generation of the list. Consider changing it to https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/discuss/topic/343602/ , the current generation of the list.

Lol that's just showing my age.

Sigton

Sigton wrote:

Super_Scratch_Bros20 wrote:

You might want to add something about blockspamming on here. This is used so frequently, and it needs to be ended. I noticed that you typically use examples of breaking the rules in the posts to visually explain, so here's a used example of blockspamming.

Anonymous wrote:

when green flag clicked
forever
if <key [ Tickle button] pressed?> then
say [LOL]
end
end

Thanks for this sticky! I've used it multiple times to show users why certain things are not allowed on the suggestions forums, and, without this, that wouldn't be possible.

While this is very true, I don't think this is the appropriate sticky to put it in as it applies to all forums and not just suggestions

Sigton

Sigton wrote:

Lol that's just showing my age.

R4356th wrote:

Sigton wrote:

Lol that's just showing my age.

What do you mean? I am really confused.

dominic305 wrote:

The problem with this sticky is people are obsessing over it. I mean, it's packed with very good info, but lately, if you say ‘support’ everyone jumps on you about breaking rules and stuff. These are suggestions, though, and not rules. I think maybe this should be clarified in the thread.

dominic305 wrote:

The problem with this sticky is people are obsessing over it. I mean, it's packed with very good info, but lately, if you say ‘support’ everyone jumps on you about breaking rules and stuff. These are suggestions, though, and not rules. I think maybe this should be clarified in the thread.