Scratch

Earthboundjeff wrote:

This should be in all about scratch.

Okay, please report it there. 

I do all that and... nothing.
*sniff sniff*

alldaykade28471 wrote:

sportsdude6 wrote:

I do all that and... nothing.
*sniff sniff*

Your popular! Alot of people know about you! 

I never got front paged. People get that much more, like you.

Bump

alldaykade28471 wrote:

Here's some tips to be more famous:

1. Be respectful to others.

2. Comment/Post alot.me

3. Add your projects to all the "Add all your projects here" galleries.

4. Friend many people.

5. Be on Scratch alot. me

6. Give helpful feedback on projects. me

7. Make really cool games/videos.

8. Don't spam. me

9. Have a noticeable signature on the forums.  used to

10. Remix my latest project. (It gives you advertisement)

11. Put a link to one of your projects in your sig. used to

Hopefully some of that will help!!
If You have anything to add tell me. 

and like no one knows me on the regular website hurr


oh well not everyone can have the good life

laptop97 wrote:

I think fame is over-rated. I once got on the front page and had to reply to all the comments. Doing that every day would just make Scratch horrible.

I know, It's not that fun. This is just for the people who like to get famous. 

nice tips

Well, I would change 3 and 10. And 7 is rather subjective (after all, people have different views on what makes a cool project)

Regarding 3: No one really looks at "add everything galleries" since they're so hard to sort through, most usually look at galleries with specific subjects. So it's better when people add their projects to galleries with a related subject (for example, if you have a game that uses a platformer engine, you would add your project to galleries that showcase platformers)

Regarding 10: That one seems to suggest that your project is the only project that should be remixed to get fame.    I'd generalize it to apply to all situations where people can be featured in projects notes.

Regarding 7: I think it's better if users are encouraged to put effort into the project being created. Users are more likely to appreciate projects with effort put into them rather than projects put crudely together with little to no effort at all. 

Hmm, I didn't do any of those things.

Hmph.

cheddargirl wrote:

Well, I would change 3 and 10. And 7 is rather subjective (after all, people have different views on what makes a cool project)

Regarding 3: No one really looks at "add everything galleries" since they're so hard to sort through, most usually look at galleries with specific subjects. So it's better when people add their projects to galleries with a related subject (for example, if you have a game that uses a platformer engine, you would add your project to galleries that showcase platformers)

Regarding 10: That one seems to suggest that your project is the only project that should be remixed to get fame.    I'd generalize it to apply to all situations where people can be featured in projects notes.

Regarding 7: I think it's better if users are encouraged to put effort into the project being created. Users are more likely to appreciate projects with effort put into them rather than projects put crudely together with little to no effort at all. 

I changed 3, 7, and 10. Thanks for your feed back! 

Earthboundjeff wrote:

This should be in all about scratch.
Also: most of us Forumers really don't care 'bout the main site.

I wouldn't think that's necessarily true - maybe the people who frequently post in Miscellaneous may not care, but a lot of people use the forums to augment the experience of the main site.

cheddargirl wrote:

Well, I would change 3 and 10. And 7 is rather subjective (after all, people have different views on what makes a cool project)

Regarding 3: No one really looks at "add everything galleries" since they're so hard to sort through, most usually look at galleries with specific subjects. So it's better when people add their projects to galleries with a related subject (for example, if you have a game that uses a platformer engine, you would add your project to galleries that showcase platformers)

Regarding 10: That one seems to suggest that your project is the only project that should be remixed to get fame.    I'd generalize it to apply to all situations where people can be featured in projects notes.

Regarding 7: I think it's better if users are encouraged to put effort into the project being created. Users are more likely to appreciate projects with effort put into them rather than projects put crudely together with little to no effort at all. 

I don't know about that, I made a pointless button that took under 5 minutes and it has 6 love-its and 20 veiws in 12 hours.      On a different account, I have a project I spent 3 months on and it has 8 veiws, 0 Love-its.