Scratch

henley wrote:

Codebreaker wrote:

I spent months working on my project, BeTiled. I tried everything from advertising to the Show And Tell forum, and it only has 4 views. This is unfair. I see why more and more people are quitting Scratch.

-_-*

Why? Is the entire point you joined Scratch to get on the front page?

Is the only reason you were born to become famous?

Think about it. Scratch is about having fun. Show your family, show your friends. It doesn’t matter how many people view it. It’s that you enjoy what you do.

But since all you want is to be famous, which almost every single Scratcher isn’t, I guess you are therefore not willing to have fun unless people look at your work and are impressed by it.

Well, here’s some news for you: That’s not how the world works. As long as you are happy, and you keep the people around you happy, everything will be fine.

I hate that so many New Scratchers think they should quit because the one in a thousand chance of them becoming “famous” didn’t work out. If that’s the only thing those people are interested in, then I would actually rather have them quit.

So go ahead, quit. You’re just another Scratcher that quit because you couldn’t reach your impossible goal that was based on luck.

1. He's not going to quit
2. He asked to have this topic removed, so he obviously doesn't think that anymore. He said that this topic was stupid.

fungirl123 wrote:

henley wrote:

Codebreaker wrote:

I spent months working on my project, BeTiled. I tried everything from advertising to the Show And Tell forum, and it only has 4 views. This is unfair. I see why more and more people are quitting Scratch.

-_-*

Why? Is the entire point you joined Scratch to get on the front page?

Is the only reason you were born to become famous?

Think about it. Scratch is about having fun. Show your family, show your friends. It doesn’t matter how many people view it. It’s that you enjoy what you do.

But since all you want is to be famous, which almost every single Scratcher isn’t, I guess you are therefore not willing to have fun unless people look at your work and are impressed by it.

Well, here’s some news for you: That’s not how the world works. As long as you are happy, and you keep the people around you happy, everything will be fine.

I hate that so many New Scratchers think they should quit because the one in a thousand chance of them becoming “famous” didn’t work out. If that’s the only thing those people are interested in, then I would actually rather have them quit.

So go ahead, quit. You’re just another Scratcher that quit because you couldn’t reach your impossible goal that was based on luck.

1. He's not going to quit
2. He asked to have this topic removed, so he obviously doesn't think that anymore. He said that this topic was stupid.

Well then, that message is to all New Scratchers.

And you don’t have to oppose me. That’s not a good idea.

You obviously aren’t going to change my opinion with two bullet points.

Last edited by henley (2011-10-27 07:06:48)

KrIsMa wrote:

Codebreaker wrote:

Wait, everyone. Now I'm realizing how stupid this topic was. Can a moderator please delete this?

to delete, press the report button and request them to delete 

Or you go to the first post, and press the delete button. 

henley wrote:

Codebreaker wrote:

I spent months working on my project, BeTiled. I tried everything from advertising to the Show And Tell forum, and it only has 4 views. This is unfair. I see why more and more people are quitting Scratch.

-_-*

Why? Is the entire point you joined Scratch to get on the front page?

Is the only reason you were born to become famous?

Think about it. Scratch is about having fun. Show your family, show your friends. It doesn’t matter how many people view it. It’s that you enjoy what you do.

But since all you want is to be famous, which almost every single Scratcher isn’t, I guess you are therefore not willing to have fun unless people look at your work and are impressed by it.

Well, here’s some news for you: That’s not how the world works. As long as you are happy, and you keep the people around you happy, everything will be fine.

I hate that so many New Scratchers think they should quit because the one in a thousand chance of them becoming “famous” didn’t work out. If that’s the only thing those people are interested in, then I would actually rather have them quit.

So go ahead, quit. You’re just another Scratcher that quit because you couldn’t reach your impossible goal that was based on luck.

ZoiieeMadden wrote:

I just started a few days ago, how long does it take til I am a scratch superstar? ;-)

Codebreaker wrote:

henley wrote:

Codebreaker wrote:

I spent months working on my project, BeTiled. I tried everything from advertising to the Show And Tell forum, and it only has 4 views. This is unfair. I see why more and more people are quitting Scratch.

-_-*

Why? Is the entire point you joined Scratch to get on the front page?

Is the only reason you were born to become famous?

Think about it. Scratch is about having fun. Show your family, show your friends. It doesn’t matter how many people view it. It’s that you enjoy what you do.

But since all you want is to be famous, which almost every single Scratcher isn’t, I guess you are therefore not willing to have fun unless people look at your work and are impressed by it.

Well, here’s some news for you: That’s not how the world works. As long as you are happy, and you keep the people around you happy, everything will be fine.

I hate that so many New Scratchers think they should quit because the one in a thousand chance of them becoming “famous” didn’t work out. If that’s the only thing those people are interested in, then I would actually rather have them quit.

So go ahead, quit. You’re just another Scratcher that quit because you couldn’t reach your impossible goal that was based on luck.

...Someone got an F on their math quiz today...

Ahaha. Oh, and to delete this thread (as long as its your own), Go to the first post of the thread. Wher it says Quote / Edit / Report, hit delete.

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