Scratch

ScratchDude101 wrote:

(I'm not that sure of what forum this goes under.)

Okay, this doesn't mean I'm quitting Scratch, and this us why I don't go on the forums(I only have 100 posts). First of all, Scratch is mainly for kids and stuff, I'm a kid, but what I don't understand is why no one understands anything(other than how I just didn't understand that) like copyright law. I know all projects are automatically under a "some rights reserved" Creative Commons license, but we should be able to change that like on deviantART(some Scratchers have deviantART, like me and nikkiperson2).  I don't have a lawyer, but people should take time to learn to be nice and read. For example, two people created accounts just to insult each a single one of my projects, not understanding that my project was just a remix, and they thought WMM(aaugh Windows!!! Noooo, horrible!) was integrated into Scratch, and so was Flash(I do have CS4). But the community is just horrible, I get along with completely random teenagers, adults, and some kids on iPod achievement networks like OpenFeint, agon•), crystal, and plus+(also, Game Center soon).

Anyway, thanks for listening. My iPod's battery is 30 seconds away from being dead, and I hope you enjoy my projects as freeware for now, because any year I can make them Shareware or even Paid(like Air Hockey). So seriously. You don't want me quitting Scratch and have me actualy knowing how to use the Flash, Blender or Python I have. It's annoying me a bit. Just really.

P.S. I already learned Flash and Blender. O_o

~ COD3R, SD101

First of all, make sure you have given credit from the project remixed, because I get angry when someone uses my project, and does't acknowledge the part I play in making it. Scratch has a lot of users who just beginning, and unlike deviantART a beginning scratcher could look at your code, and learn how to code it themselves, thats how I learned velocity jumping and 2 sprite scrolling form archknight's adventure. It's not fair if you want to hold knowledge from others. The scratch community is like any other community, it takes some patience and some good jokes to become a part of it. (A socialite, which I am not.)

P.S. Many other scratchers also already know more complex languages and progams like flash and blender, so do I ^^

Last edited by fireball123 (2010-04-26 21:37:26)

I think scratch needs some kind of update which lets people choose whether to let other people remix there projects. A bit like the gallery system where you can click to let everyone add stuff, know one add stuff, or just friends.

Secondly i feel the urge to complain about some the stuff that gets featured, i admit some featured stuff is good but there is also a lot of terrible stuff, just take a look at the latest thing to Featured. Im sorry for whoever created this, but come on this isn't feature worthy

Last edited by CHEZA69 (2010-04-27 08:10:42)

Well thanks for your input, it was very insightfull

Have a nice life!

People sometimes get annoyed with remixing, but if 1 person is enough to make you quit then you might aswell do it. Every day ther top pages people get flamed, do they quit scratch? No.

If you have leanred blender and flash then what are you doing here? Scratch is meant to introduce kids to programming. Not a tool for creating complex games (although some games on here are quite complex)

coolstuff wrote:

ScratchDude101 wrote:

... but we should be able to change that like on deviantART(some Scratchers have deviantART, like me and nikkiperson2)...

You can't do this simply because the liscense of the Scratch program itself doesn't allow, by law, you to make anything that you can make money off of, or copyright it.

You kind of screwed up what you were saying.