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erm... I don't understand? could you elaborate please?

They do? Hu I guess I just haven’t noticed, well it's probably because they think they are going to become more popular by being a part of the them, because things like that would probably make the front page.

I made a company - Pixel - and in 2 hours came 2 Scratchers to that company. Maybe it's the group (it makes only platformers) or it's just the thing it's a new one...

Stickman704 wrote:

Well it's similer to tribal wars. People want to join the biggar tribes because they are... well better and would offer more protection for your village.

Though I've realised that the bigggar the company, the more pressure is normally on you. That's why small little companies rock. 

Advertising your company in your sig is good, but how about a nice picture? Pictures in sigs make you remember the person/company. Like Tonk's old picture.

Since when did you start the tribal wars analogies? And it's incorrect (well, for war time). In a war situation, your goal is to either join no tribe or a small, local one. A large one will drag you into a big fight, and you'll have less troops to protect yourself. With a small local one, whatever is attacking them is an immediate threat to you, (and the other way round), and support comes faster.
So really...
Big tribe:
+ Lots of people for support
+ Scary for noobs (they don't want to attack you because of your tribe's points)
- Drag you into their fight
- There's always a bigger tribe. And when they come, you are dead.

Small tribe:
- Less people for support
- Less intimidating people with your tribe points
+ Your fight is their fight, and the other way round. After all, being close by they could be the enemy's next target.
+ Closer, faster support
+ Know each other more, less willing to just abandon people
- You can get owned by a bigger tribe if they try and go for you... Which they generally don't.

(sorry about turning this into a TW discussion)

WaveOS TW has absolutely no pressure on its collaborators. 

That's the problem, there aren't many ideal ways to collaborate on Scratch. People tend to join big collaborations thinking the bigger, the better. But since Scratchers can only really chat through the forums and on galleries, collaborations split up and not much work gets done.

Also, like MyRedNeptune said, for prestige. Unknown Scratchers can become known, and possibly, famous for being apart of a big, popular company.