Scratch

joefarebrother wrote:

no, because innappropriate projects might get on the front page.

Well, there's always a risk of inappropriate projects - the newest projects section.  And this wouldn't be totally random, it would be every ten views.

PlutoIsHades wrote:

My suggestion is that every time a NON-FRONT-PAGED project gets 10 more views, it goes to a "Recently Bumped" section. This would let unknown projects be seen again after getting off the "Newest Projects" section.
Link to the Scratch Suggestions idea: Here.

Total support.

And really? Nothing happens anyway if there is an inappropriate project on the front page. It's not like the end of the world or anything.

Greatdane wrote:

Great idea, and the "inapproptiate" excuse is not enough.

Anyways, why would people view "inapproptiate" projects? I don't think this excuse was thought out enough.

I would suggest that the project would be measured on the ratio of views to loveits to favorites, such as

score = loveits/views

, which would allow even better projects to get on the front page, ones that people say they like.

Maybe...

The thing is, a lot of people usually view a project, but never press love-it, meaning the loveit/view ratio is quite low.

PlutoIsHades wrote:

joefarebrother wrote:

The thing is, a lot of people usually view a project, but never press love-it, meaning the loveit/view ratio is quite low.

You have a good point.  I considered that when someone suggested it, but I didn't bring it up.  I actually think it would be better without the love-it/view ratio.

Joefarebrother is right. +1

Bump.

I likez.  Total support.

PlutoIsHades wrote:

Thanks, ssss.

Bump.

Your welcome.  I'm always giving my support somehow! 

Bumpers.