Scratch

man it is sad! i really liked mhm!its just sad.like ur fave show has just came to an end and ur stuck watching reruns:(
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lethex: want some smokes
me:no
lethex:want to die?
me:lethex i said no!

I don't care. They can so whatever they want. Exept troll. Than I'd have to eat them.

Harukachan wrote:

I was gonna quit but i'm still deciding if i should.... I thought nobody whould care if i quit but no i saw this... What do you guys think? 

your choice
i really don't care

if you do quit, though, i don't really suggest announcing it

Last edited by rufflebee (2011-03-02 17:06:09)

guys i was gone for like 3 weeks so i no its just people them so board

Many reasons. Trolls. Getting too experienced. I support those that quit because they need to move on to bigger things, but there is no point in quitting cause of the trolls.

Shadowed1 wrote:

Well, the times of some famous people are gone, and now newer scratchers are becoming more famous (i.e: MiffinTheMuffin, TuffGhost)

tuff has been on since four years ago

A lot of people join Scratch when they're pretty young (I was 11/12), and spend a few years on here, learning programming basics. After a while, some people might decide to move on to new programming languages, more advanced and complicated ones, that you can do more with. Some might just feel they've learnt enough. But others, like for me, as you get older (I'm almost 17, now! I've got a zimmer frame and everything!  ) you just get less and less free time, and more and more things to do - and as much as you might want to, you just don't really get much time to go on Scratch. And after a while of not being very active on Scratch, you might come back and realise most of the old community you knew has moved on, and the new community -however awesome they are!- are more or less strangers to you, which just means you spend even less time on Scratch.
I wouldn't worry about "quitters", there's always going to be someone new to welcome, and some of the 'quitters' are just looking for attention, or want to see how many people would want them to stay.  There's nothing wrong with wanting to say goodbye to old friends on Scratch, but I think it's better just to come on Scratch when you can, even if it's very rarely, than to "quit" completely.

I don't like it either, but it's other people's choice if they want to leave or not and we can't change that.

I don't understand why everybody is flipping over quitting as ninety nine percent of the time it is a publicity stunt anyway.
Also, I saw a sign that said the world was going to end on the 21 of may. I just love how the end of the world makes people flip.