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Only if its the finished product of a game.

I always put in project notes.....I don't do games or anything, but I put in what the project is about and all that. 

I usually just put a description  on my projects.

Sometimes.

I do. Usually, if I'm uploading something that's an upgraded version of a previous project, I'll use the project notes to wrote a general description of the changes I made (a more detailed description of the changes is usually found inside the project in the forum of comments). 

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

Only if its the finished product of a game.

[offtopic] Aw, man! I lost the game! [/offtopic]

Now, on topic. I usually do, I always have some kind of urge to write a description with something random in it.    Plus, since most of my on-computer files are WAV, I can't important them onto Scratch, so I'll usually have to borrow and give credit.

Last edited by All4one (2011-02-21 19:57:34)

Unless it's just a request thing I've uploaded on my test account, I'll at least say "Enjoy!" or something like that. Leaving it blank just seems wrong to me. 

I almost always write project notes, and except for on self-explanatory or test projects, they tend to be rather long too.

always. no exceptions.

BoltBait wrote:

For example, check out the notes on this game: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/BoltBait/1610128
I've seen shorter books!

that's gotta be one short book dude :oO

Always. And usually quite alot of stuff.

Usually.