92ebuddy20 wrote:

It legit says in the Scratch Privacy Policy that the Scratch Team has the right to look at your unshared projects! Someone suggested that I make a forum about this, and I thought this would be the best place to do so. There is a studio for this: https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/studios/6041058

-Accio- wrote:

92ebuddy20 wrote:

It legit says in the Scratch Privacy Policy that the Scratch Team has the right to look at your unshared projects! Someone suggested that I make a forum about this, and I thought this would be the best place to do so. There is a studio for this: https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/studios/6041058

What is your suggestion?

92ebuddy20 wrote:

-Accio- wrote:

92ebuddy20 wrote:

It legit says in the Scratch Privacy Policy that the Scratch Team has the right to look at your unshared projects! Someone suggested that I make a forum about this, and I thought this would be the best place to do so. There is a studio for this: https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/studios/6041058

What is your suggestion?

For them to change the privacy policy, so we don't have to worry about this anymore.

-Accio- wrote:

92ebuddy20 wrote:

-Accio- wrote:

92ebuddy20 wrote:

It legit says in the Scratch Privacy Policy that the Scratch Team has the right to look at your unshared projects! Someone suggested that I make a forum about this, and I thought this would be the best place to do so. There is a studio for this: https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/studios/6041058

What is your suggestion?

For them to change the privacy policy, so we don't have to worry about this anymore.

Why are you worried about it? The Scratch Team is a team of trusted adults. It's not like they're going to leak your game to the world. If you don't want something to be seen by the Scratch Team, simply don't put it in a project.

Privacy Policy wrote:

User-generated Content
We collect any information that you provide to us when you create Scratch projects (including unshared projects), write comments, or post on our forums.

bts_love37 wrote:

-Accio- wrote:

92ebuddy20 wrote:

-Accio- wrote:

92ebuddy20 wrote:

It legit says in the Scratch Privacy Policy that the Scratch Team has the right to look at your unshared projects! Someone suggested that I make a forum about this, and I thought this would be the best place to do so. There is a studio for this: https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/studios/6041058

What is your suggestion?

For them to change the privacy policy, so we don't have to worry about this anymore.

Why are you worried about it? The Scratch Team is a team of trusted adults. It's not like they're going to leak your game to the world. If you don't want something to be seen by the Scratch Team, simply don't put it in a project.

Touche. Although one of my reasons is that I don't want anyone to see some of my art, which is why I put it in UNSHARED projects. (because I want to make it better) It kinda defeats my point, but eh.

-Accio- wrote:

bts_love37 wrote:

-Accio- wrote:

92ebuddy20 wrote:

-Accio- wrote:

92ebuddy20 wrote:

It legit says in the Scratch Privacy Policy that the Scratch Team has the right to look at your unshared projects! Someone suggested that I make a forum about this, and I thought this would be the best place to do so. There is a studio for this: https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/studios/6041058

What is your suggestion?

For them to change the privacy policy, so we don't have to worry about this anymore.

Why are you worried about it? The Scratch Team is a team of trusted adults. It's not like they're going to leak your game to the world. If you don't want something to be seen by the Scratch Team, simply don't put it in a project.

Touche. Although one of my reasons is that I don't want anyone to see some of my art, which is why I put it in UNSHARED projects. (because I want to make it better) It kinda defeats my point, but eh.

Again, the Scratch Team is a Team of trusted adults and it's not like they will share your art with the world. They need to view unshared projects to make sure that nothing inappropriate or unsafe is going on. They also probably won't view the project unless they have a good reason to.

LegoManiac04 wrote:

The Scratch Team is made up of good, trusted adults. They aren't going to leak what you are making or anything… And I seriously doubt that they just go around looking into people unshared projects.
Allowing then to have this ability is actually quite important. Let's say someone makes an offensive project. The viewer then reports the user with the offensive project, but, the user then unshares the project before the Team has a chance to see it. Because the Scratch Team can see unshared projects, they will able to see this offensive project and act accordingly.
Or let's say you are making a project and you are a bit worried about something in it that may not be appropriate for Scratch. You then can go to a Team member, and they will be able to view it without you having to share it.

All in all, no support. This is a feature that is important for the moderation of Scratch, and really won't cause anyone any trouble.

sillycrab wrote:

Idc about this because i have nothing in my projects that should not be seen by the scratch team so im fine

92ebuddy20 wrote:

sillycrab wrote:

Idc about this because i have nothing in my projects that should not be seen by the scratch team so im fine

Same here, but isn't it creepy?

MittensDaAwesomeCat wrote:

IDC if I get banned! Scratch shouldn't do this to us! We have a right to scratch! if u agree, #LetAllScratchersBeFree!

LegoManiac04 wrote:

The Scratch Team is made up of good, trusted adults. They aren't going to leak what you are making or anything… And I seriously doubt that they just go around looking into people unshared projects.
Allowing then to have this ability is actually quite important. Let's say someone makes an offensive project. The viewer then reports the user with the offensive project, but, the user then unshares the project before the Team has a chance to see it. Because the Scratch Team can see unshared projects, they will able to see this offensive project and act accordingly.
Or let's say you are making a project and you are a bit worried about something in it that may not be appropriate for Scratch. You then can go to a Team member, and they will be able to view it without you having to share it.

All in all, no support. This is a feature that is important for the moderation of Scratch, and really won't cause anyone any trouble.

LegoManiac04 wrote:

“The Scratch Team is made up of good, trusted adults.”

MittensDaAwesomeCat wrote:

Really!? r u sure about that!? there's been some crazy things popping up online! like psycho crazy!! Im SERIOUS! what if some of the “Trusted adults” are hackers and are part of it!? WHO KNOWS!!!???