Scratch

Well, my projects aren't famous, but I can tell you it won't happen overnight.
1. Make friends on Scratch.  more people will view your projects if you have friends!
2. Work hard on your projects.  You won't be 'famous' if you don't work hard and try new stuff.
3. Don't push yourself to become 'famous' on Scratch.  It will only stress you out.

http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/ninjaaa/1762010

That project has all the facts 

make good projects to build a reputation then make lame ones. works every time.

The_Magic_Puppeteer wrote:

upstairs wrote:

make good projects to build a reputation then make lame ones. works every time.

You are very knowledgeable for someone as new as you are

Ohohoho

i'm old enough to know you're either miffin the muffin or rufflebee.

The_Magic_Puppeteer wrote:

upstairs wrote:

The_Magic_Puppeteer wrote:

You are very knowledgeable for someone as new as you are

Ohohoho

i'm old enough to know you're either miffin the muffin or rufflebee.

I, however, am not old enough to know who either of those people are

I've been active on and off since December I believe so I haven't had time to learn names

Why does everyone care about being famous?
I just like to program, because it's fun.

The_Magic_Puppeteer wrote:

upstairs wrote:

The_Magic_Puppeteer wrote:

You are very knowledgeable for someone as new as you are

Ohohoho

i'm old enough to know you're either miffin the muffin or rufflebee.

I, however, am not old enough to know who either of those people are

I've been active on and off since December I believe so I haven't had time to learn names

Funny how you use ruffles blasphemy sig, are a new scratcher with only 30 posts, have ruffle's same attitude, and go ohohoho just like rufflebee 

if you want to got your projects famous just post everywhere

people will click you

then once you are famous you can make complete garbage and its front page instantly

hooray for the system

ssss wrote:

As I believe that fame is an illusion, I cannot seem to understand why people even bother with trying to be famous.  Becoming famous isn't as simple as saying "I want to be famous".  You actually have to work because you want to, not because you want to be famous.      
If everyone tried to be famous, then wouldn't fame just be another name for 'common'?  Anyway, a way to be popular is just to make good projects and then add detailed advertisements to the show and tell forum! 

Scratch on!

I think it's funny that you said fame is an illusion, but then said that you can achieve it through hard work.

It is obviously not an illusion - though it is opinion based - that is, whether you're famous or not is base on your own standards.

HoneyHorse11 wrote:

Well, my projects aren't famous, but I can tell you it won't happen overnight.
1. Make friends on Scratch.  more people will view your projects if you have friends!
2. Work hard on your projects.  You won't be 'famous' if you don't work hard and try new stuff.
3. Don't push yourself to become 'famous' on Scratch.  It will only stress you out.

THIS MAN IS CORRECT.

befriend a famous person, then brag on forums that the famous person only befriends people with projects he likes( small people always think that the judgement of famous people is always correct and will follow it no matter what. and nobody will even bother to check anyways.) and youll get thousands of views, and much more chances for loves, as word of your project will quickly spread across scratch. it wont matter how dumb your project is,(actually, dont make it too dumb) and then make a bunch of remixes.... just make all the titles the same... people wont really know, and just search your name instead. this will be the time to make a good game. just make it look better. then, when the dumb famous person finally checks to see who hes really friended... well, lets just say that from that point on your all set and from that you can start making all the garbage you want. and it only took two projects, one dumb, one good, a stupid famous person, and a friend request.

i honestly think that this strategy (credit to me for making it up) should work perfectly.