Tell the user when their project is marked as NFE.

breakfast_for_dinner

DifferentDance8 wrote:
(#322)
OP didn't list their supporters though?

that post was made in may of last year. under the OP it says “Last edited by Paddle2See (Aug. 25, 2023 10:59:18)”

ThisIsTemp1

I am pretty sure NFE's were supposed to be a secret, until word got out.( source)

Last edited by ThisIsTemp1 (Aug. 15, 2024 16:26:15)

O9CreeperBoi

NoxSpooth wrote:
I decided to bring this topic back, since the old Forums are now gone.

For those who don't know what NFE stands for, here's an explanation from the Scratch Wiki:
If a project is deemed inappropriate for the community, but is not bad enough to be removed, it is marked Not For Everyone (NFE). These projects cannot get onto the Front Page.

The only problem that I see on it is that the user doesn't receive any message when this happens. Since the ST notifies the person when a project of theirs gets removed, I think they should also tell them when it gets marked as NFE.

support. seriously, ST should do this so then the user can put “NFE” on the thumbnail if they want. also, its good to know.
I mean, if the team could code all of this, then they could definitely make a button labeled “mark NFE” that sends an email to the user.

actually. it's NOT THAT HARD!!!

A-MARIO-PLAYER

O9CreeperBoi wrote:
I mean, if the team could code all of this, then they could definitely make a button labeled “mark NFE” that sends an email to the user.

actually
if you're under 16 you have to use your parent's email to sign up
and if an 8-yo old makes an nfe project for some reason their parents will get an email and be confirmed

it should probably send an alert to the messages page instead

A-MARIO-PLAYER

chriscreators14

Sausagefanclub wrote:
(#17)
Support, but also I think we should be able to intentionally mark our own projects as NFE.

I don't know if/when I'll decide to try making something scary or gory, because I do enjoy making something tame become disturbing.

And also, if you mark your own projects as NFE you can remove it, but if you didn't, you can't.

Support for all of the above ideas.

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