why people quit scratch is cool
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cause they get bored or can't come on anymore
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I dunno, they get bored or something.
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These people have posted meaningful projects. They didn't catch on.
They feel depressed.
They look at their projects. 1 view.
They look at the frontpage top remixed. It says
IF SCRATCH DOESNT IMPROVE I WILL QUIT
They see the 500 views. They see the begging. They see the love-its. They see the "if you agree remix this"s.
They see, in short, a new way.
1 typing storm later, without even bothering to proofread, the project is posted.
They look the next day. Huh? There is no frontpage. There is no begging. There are no love-its. There are no remixes.
There aren't even any views.
"What?", they say. "How can this be?"
The perfect plan failed. Condemned to the trash forever.
At their wit's end, they fulfill their last promise.
They quit.
Goodbye.
Never get too close to emotionally unstable ScratchRs.
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I think people quit scratch because they make really good projects yet nobody looks at their projects. While other peoples projects have 100 views and 20 loveits and they think that their projects are just as good. They think that nobody will ever see their projects so they just give up.
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hmnwilson wrote:
I couldn't quit even if I wanted to, no matter how few views I get.
Yeah I know I couldnt quit if I wanted either. Too much fun. But it is pretty sad when i never get any views.
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EveningSage wrote:
hmnwilson wrote:
I couldn't quit even if I wanted to, no matter how few views I get.
Yeah I know I couldnt quit if I wanted either. Too much fun. But it is pretty sad when i never get any views.
Who doesn't want their projects to get views?
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It's true. It is hard to get view initially. I'm very proud of my DemonSlayer series, but has been difficult to get widespread viewing by people. You can't give up though. You need to advertise- put projects into lots of galleries, comment on other projects yourself. It's hard. It takes effort. I guess that when people aren't up to this type of effort they get discouraged. It's too bad because scratch can still give personal satisfaction even if the community does not acknowledge a project.
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