Scratch

Thanks for asking! Some of the guidelines for featuring projects are here:
http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=52074#p52074

Some members of the Scratch Team, myself included, feature projects based on those and other parameters. Finding projects to feature is a really hard thing to do because as you know there are a lot of great projects. It's not only about complexity but also about diversity.

Please note that YOU, the community, get to decide what is on the front page already by clicking  "love it", viewing, downloading and remixing projects. Also, everyone is on the front page for a few minutes on the "newest projects" section :-)

Not satisfied with that we also ask for your input. Please check that topic hmwilson suggested. I hope you get to suggest your favorite projects there too.


In the future, I hope you can feel free to express your opinions without feeling worried about being harassed. If someone ever harrases you please contact the Scratch Team and we'll try to find a solution.

Scratch on!

Giving good feedback doesn't necessarily mean that the project should be featured :-)  As I said in my post, there a lot of good projects but we also look to feature a diverse range of creators and types of projects. There isn't a clear rule on what will be featured. We also hope people wouldn't obsess with getting their projects featured :-)

andresmh wrote:

We also hope people wouldn't obsess with getting their projects featured :-)

Sorry if it sounded like i was. But how about that the scratch team tells us what we can do to make it featureable. (Don’t bother giving me the link to the 'propose projects to get featured' post, ive read all of them)