Scratch

midnightleopard wrote:

We all say that we are tolerant of everyone and everything, such as religions or nationalities, but it seems wherever there is diversity, there is chaos. We have such diverse projects on our site, this causes the programmers to hate the artists and vice versa. We start flame wars, and get flagged then banned. This is the cause of most of our drama.

O.o, I'm not quite exactly sure how such Scratch drama directly relates to the Scratch Police issue or the issue of reporting things publicly on the forums or in galleries. 

The issue here is that using a public means (such as projects, galleries, forums) as a way to call out against someone for breaking the Terms of Use is, in itself, well, breaking the Terms of Use because it can be considered as cyber-bullying and an attack on another Scratcher. The idea is to flag or report the issue silently, and to let one of the website administrators take care of it.