braxbroscratcher wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

hahasamian wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

I think the perfect compromise here is to maybe slightly increase the limit (not to the level of 1GB but maybe 100MB?) and allow hosting assets on a PUBLIC location approved by the ST. Hosted assets (images, sounds) don't count towards the limit. If a project has hosted assets and it is reported for inappropriate content, a bot automatically unlinks the assets, flagging the URLs to be hidden and not loaded.

This actually sounds pretty good of an idea.
My main issue might be what would happen if I tried to edit a sprite -just slightly- for my project.

You'd have to simply download the sprite's costume and change it, then re-upload the change to the same place. Hosted assets are basically public files for use in Scratch projects that the owner of the project is storing on their own storage media, rather than the Scratch servers.

Again, this is probably the best way.