lapisi wrote:

DarthVader4Life wrote:

lapisi wrote:

okay, how about this, instead of using studios for roleplays, we use projects and remixing and use the studios to store the characters?

You say this like it's supposed to change something.

it does change it, the roleplaying is no longer in the comments and instead it's in the remixes in the form of animations, meaning it would no longer be affected by the reply limit

lapisi wrote:

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EDIT: or even better, just use lists

Holy Book of TOLORS wrote:

3.1 Chat projects with cloud variables
Although it is possible to make a chat project using cloud variables, it is not allowed to make such a project. This is because there is a high potential for bullying and inappropriate messages, and the Scratch Team does not have the resources to moderate these chat rooms.

Chat projects on Scratch which contained a whitelist (that is, the user could only chat using certain words) used to be allowed on Scratch. Over time, however, the moderation issues got too high, and some users attempted to use such projects to get around the Community Guidelines. As a result, the Scratch Team has decided that these kinds of projects are not allowed on the Scratch website, even if they contain a whitelist of words. However, whitelisted phrases are okay, provided that users cannot freely write their own sentences using the cloud chat project.

DarthVader4Life wrote:

lapisi wrote:

DarthVader4Life wrote:

lapisi wrote:

okay, how about this, instead of using studios for roleplays, we use projects and remixing and use the studios to store the characters?

You say this like it's supposed to change something.

it does change it, the roleplaying is no longer in the comments and instead it's in the remixes in the form of animations, meaning it would no longer be affected by the reply limit

Strange…. considering the clarification about what you mean, I would like to say that Aa. comments are better and more flexible for roleplays, Ab. projects give notifications to the owner of said project, so there's obviously going to be some annoyance, Ba. you realize how inefficient remixes are, right?, Bb. What happens when there are multiple people remixing?

aloyhero38 wrote:

DarthVader4Life wrote:

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Strange…. considering the clarification about what you mean, I would like to say that Aa. comments are better and more flexible for roleplays, Ab. projects give notifications to the owner of said project, so there's obviously going to be some annoyance, Ba. you realize how inefficient remixes are, right?, Bb. What happens when there are multiple people remixing?

Good points! Though an easy way to fix the notif problems would be if ST would just invest more time in a “turn notifs off” button for projects. However, Scratch Team is completely overruling the roleplay community as of today with this post

DarthVader4Life wrote:

aloyhero38 wrote:

DarthVader4Life wrote:

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Strange…. considering the clarification about what you mean, I would like to say that Aa. comments are better and more flexible for roleplays, Ab. projects give notifications to the owner of said project, so there's obviously going to be some annoyance, Ba. you realize how inefficient remixes are, right?, Bb. What happens when there are multiple people remixing?

Good points! Though an easy way to fix the notif problems would be if ST would just invest more time in a “turn notifs off” button for projects. However, Scratch Team is completely overruling the roleplay community as of today with this post

Today? I didn't realize that today was the 7th. And I don't think that the ST did “completely overrule” the roleplaying community.

lapisi wrote:

DarthVader4Life wrote:

lapisi wrote:

okay, how about this, instead of using studios for roleplays, we use projects and remixing and use the studios to store the characters?

You say this like it's supposed to change something.

it does change it, the roleplaying is no longer in the comments and instead it's in the remixes in the form of animations, meaning it would no longer be affected by the reply limit

kittynugg wrote:

lapisi wrote:

okay, how about this, instead of using studios for roleplays, we use projects and remixing and use the studios to store the characters?

Well, the issue with that, (And the new studio layout ) Is when comment chains start getting long, you have to keep pressing the ‘See more replies’ button. It'd be much easier for roleplayers and even just talkative people if the reply limit was bigger.

I'm not saying it would be in the comments, it would be in the project itself with remixes being used to animate what the characters are doing, I probably should've specified that

EDIT: or even better, just use lists

aloyhero38 wrote:

DarthVader4Life wrote:

aloyhero38 wrote:

DarthVader4Life wrote:

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Good points! Though an easy way to fix the notif problems would be if ST would just invest more time in a “turn notifs off” button for projects. However, Scratch Team is completely overruling the roleplay community as of today with this post

Today? I didn't realize that today was the 7th. And I don't think that the ST did “completely overrule” the roleplaying community.

Oof sorry I read the date of today wrong X“D let me edit that rq

I suppose they aren't ”completely overruling" it but they are choosing not to listen to what the community has to say.
I think that scratch should remove the comment limit, or at least make it bigger or let the studio owner make changes to it as they see fit.

DarthVader4Life wrote:

aloyhero38 wrote:

DarthVader4Life wrote:

aloyhero38 wrote:

DarthVader4Life wrote:

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Good points! Though an easy way to fix the notif problems would be if ST would just invest more time in a “turn notifs off” button for projects. However, Scratch Team is completely overruling the roleplay community as of today with this post

Today? I didn't realize that today was the 7th. And I don't think that the ST did “completely overrule” the roleplaying community.

Oof sorry I read the date of today wrong X“D let me edit that rq

I suppose they aren't ”completely overruling" it but they are choosing not to listen to what the community has to say.
I think that scratch should remove the comment limit, or at least make it bigger or let the studio owner make changes to it as they see fit.

To that last part, I must provide this link.

aloyhero38 wrote:

DarthVader4Life wrote:

aloyhero38 wrote:

DarthVader4Life wrote:

aloyhero38 wrote:

DarthVader4Life wrote:

-snip-

Good points! Though an easy way to fix the notif problems would be if ST would just invest more time in a “turn notifs off” button for projects. However, Scratch Team is completely overruling the roleplay community as of today with this post

Today? I didn't realize that today was the 7th. And I don't think that the ST did “completely overrule” the roleplaying community.

Oof sorry I read the date of today wrong X“D let me edit that rq

I suppose they aren't ”completely overruling" it but they are choosing not to listen to what the community has to say.
I think that scratch should remove the comment limit, or at least make it bigger or let the studio owner make changes to it as they see fit.

To that last part, I must provide this link.

Which last part?

DarthVader4Life wrote:

lapisi wrote:

DarthVader4Life wrote:

lapisi wrote:

okay, how about this, instead of using studios for roleplays, we use projects and remixing and use the studios to store the characters?

You say this like it's supposed to change something.

it does change it, the roleplaying is no longer in the comments and instead it's in the remixes in the form of animations, meaning it would no longer be affected by the reply limit

Strange…. considering the clarification about what you mean, I would like to say that Aa. comments are better and more flexible for roleplays, Ab. projects give notifications to the owner of said project, so there's obviously going to be some annoyance, Ba. you realize how inefficient remixes are, right?, Bb. What happens when there are multiple people remixing?

lapisi wrote:

-snip-
EDIT: or even better, just use lists

Here we are again…

Holy Book of TOLORS wrote:

3.1 Chat projects with cloud variables
Although it is possible to make a chat project using cloud variables, it is not allowed to make such a project. This is because there is a high potential for bullying and inappropriate messages, and the Scratch Team does not have the resources to moderate these chat rooms.

Chat projects on Scratch which contained a whitelist (that is, the user could only chat using certain words) used to be allowed on Scratch. Over time, however, the moderation issues got too high, and some users attempted to use such projects to get around the Community Guidelines. As a result, the Scratch Team has decided that these kinds of projects are not allowed on the Scratch website, even if they contain a whitelist of words. However, whitelisted phrases are okay, provided that users cannot freely write their own sentences using the cloud chat project.

add [] to [list v]

scratchystuff1 wrote:

I wish they would have a vote on scratch to see who wants it and who doesn't, because, I feel like quite a few suggestions possibly get ignored even when the majority of scratchers want it to happen.

lapisi wrote:

scratchystuff1 wrote:

I wish they would have a vote on scratch to see who wants it and who doesn't, because, I feel like quite a few suggestions possibly get ignored even when the majority of scratchers want it to happen.

the suggestions forum isn't a ballot box

kittynugg wrote:

lapisi wrote:

scratchystuff1 wrote:

I wish they would have a vote on scratch to see who wants it and who doesn't, because, I feel like quite a few suggestions possibly get ignored even when the majority of scratchers want it to happen.

the suggestions forum isn't a ballot box

What they mean is there should be a way to vote for your opinion. Like maybe a DIFFERENT forum made for that.

kittynugg wrote:

OOOH, okay. I've only used the forums one other time until this happened so I don't really know anything about them. But there's gotta be a workaround to at least INCREASE the reply limit a little.

ScolderCreations wrote:

If there were less people on the platform, there would be less lag. And if there was less lag, the reply limit wouldn't exist.

RayPlayz307 wrote:

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Manager Permissions:
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RayPlayz307 wrote:

DarthVader4Life wrote:

RayPlayz307 wrote:

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Manager Permissions:
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If you wish to talk about the manager permissions change, please go here.

If this is a suggestion forum, I'm saying it here. I'm sick of people telling me where to say stuff. I will ignore comments like this at this point.