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adriangl wrote:

Dazachi wrote:

Louis2018 wrote:

yes.

Oh, ok.

Yup. I approved it, so now you can see it.

Louis2018: Please stop uploading Draw1. You have already uploaded it 3 times. Thank you.

Thanks.

Dazachi wrote:

I also wrote a Scratch tutorial. How do I share it?

Tutorials don't work yet. When they do, ihaveamac, JSO, or adriangl must approve it.


@Anyone who says ScratchResources should merge with scratch.mit.edu... it is possible...
create a subdomain (of a subdomain  ) called resources (which would be resources.scratch.mit.edu) which would point to the DNS of resources.scratchr.org

adriangl wrote:

Dazachi wrote:

Louis2018 wrote:

yes.

Oh, ok.

Yup. I approved it, so now you can see it.

Louis2018: Please stop uploading Draw1. You have already uploaded it 3 times. Thank you.

sorry I thought it didn't work when it didn't show up in the resources. Did you approve it? I might upload a Draw2 that's different.

Last edited by Louis2018 (2010-02-27 18:02:32)

adriangl wrote:

Louis2018 wrote:

adriangl wrote:

Yup. I approved it, so now you can see it.

Louis2018: Please stop uploading Draw1. You have already uploaded it 3 times. Thank you.

sorry I thought it didn't work when it didn't show up in the resources. Did you approve it? I might upload a Draw2 that's different.

I am waiting on JSO, I really wasn't sure about it. I downloaded it, and the sprite was off-screen and it didn't work. I'll wait for what he says.

What didn't work?

Thats not my fault. It works on my computer.

Suggestion:

A "download count" below every sound/sprite/etc.

...it would help people find which are the most useful. 

Cool! I'm a tester! I might try uploading stuff...

Here's a question though:

When the site becomes public, who will be reviewing submissions to make sure they are appropriate? Because there will be a bigger crowd, so it would take a lot of work for just one person to do. Will you make people 'part of the team' or at least a 'reviewer' to check if submissions are clean?

Another question:

For backgrounds, do they have to be 480? This is not because I want to upload something, but I just think that should be a rule...

Also:

What's the difference between a sprite and a script? Because they both have actual content (costumes) and scripts... so I'm confused.

And:

There should be a page for actual users on Scratch Resources and pages for actual resources. For users, it would have the amount of resources uploaded, the date joined, the overall rating for helpfulness, comments (like private messaging, but not private  ) and other stuff. As for resources, a resource page would have info like rating, comments, date uploaded, appearance (even for scripts and such), and possibly even testing it out, and having example projects of where it's used.

Last edited by Lucario621 (2010-02-27 19:39:21)

adriangl wrote:

Lucario621 wrote:

Cool! I'm a tester! I might try uploading stuff...

Here's a question though:

When the site becomes public, who will be reviewing submissions to make sure they are appropriate? Because there will be a bigger crowd, so it would take a lot of work for just one person to do. Will you make people 'part of the team' or at least a 'reviewer' to check if submissions are clean?

Another question:

For backgrounds, do they have to be 480? This is not because I want to upload something, but I just think that should be a rule...

Nope, just me, JSO, and ihaveamac.

And for the backgrounds I really am not sure.

Since you are a tester, you may upload things, but no: tutorials or WAV sound files.

I'm not sure if you're being practical. If possibly a hundred resources are uploaded, and people are waiting for them to appear on the front page, they have to wait for YOU to be active.

In my opinion, the website should work like the scratch website, and resources should be immediately uploaded. Then people can report things and such, and of course you guys would check, along with others, to make sure resources are quality.

adriangl wrote:

Lucario621 wrote:

Also:

What's the difference between a sprite and a script? Because they both have actual content (costumes) and scripts... so I'm confused.

And:

There should be a page for actual users on Scratch Resources and pages for actual resources. For users, it would have the amount of resources uploaded, the date joined, the overall rating for helpfulness, comments (like private messaging, but not private  ) and other stuff. As for resources, a resource page would have info like rating, comments, date uploaded, appearance (even for scripts and such), and possibly even testing it out, and having example projects of where it's used.

Script is meant for the script, sprite is really meant for the sprite. Pages would take up too much space, and the current resources page is kind of like that. And as we mentioned before, no forum due to spam issues.

I expected this site to be big, like the scratch website... Look at how big the scratch website is? Did that stop andres or anybody else? No... So why not on this website? Maybe you should ask andres for help, to connect it to the main website and such....

You guys are just going cheap... 

I'm starting to think it would have been easier to just work with the Scratch Team on a new section of the site... 

illusionist wrote:

I'm starting to think it would have been easier to just work with the Scratch Team on a new section of the site... 

Lol, I can't believe you JUST figured that out >.>

Probably they'd remove 'my stuff' and put 'resources'. Although there's not enough room in that space to put 'resources', the 'language' space has extra space, so yeah.

Lucario621 wrote:

gershmer wrote:

illusionist wrote:

I'm starting to think it would have been easier to just work with the Scratch Team on a new section of the site... 

We've gone too far now...

I quite disagree.

I agree to your disagreement. 

Look here everyone: http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?id=22917