Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyReviews of scratch.mit.edu

when i paint a sprite in black or any other color and when i use the select tool for something and then i go back to paint, it changes back to purple

They IP banned me for a good year. Tried to appeal, didn't respond.

When I searched ''scratch.mit.edu'', I saw a new update which is the Color Contrast update. My eyes started to hurt because of the purple color, the blue color was much better. Now, I can't even focus on making a project because of the purple color and the worst thing is that I can not switch it back to the blue color! Please add an option that you can switch beetween blue and purple colors. Now I can only focus on making a project in TurboWarp because of many more features and no purple color.

It's all about learning kids LGBTQ+ and and that people around the world have different colours skins.

Scratch it's cool but it has strict rules and the thing called "Mass Reporting" that basically you report a user/comment/project and then reload the page and do it again, i'm not against LGTBQ but that appears on Featured Pojects (sometimes and Featured Projects are also chosen by the team) and kids visit this website so they are going too see those LGTBQ projects

Scratch by coding on their site is amazing but that's all. Here's what they can do, 1. Better moderation: Scratch has a buggy moderation and infamous for it, I can report, reload the page or exit off a pop up, click report again, That my friends is called mass reporting. Now how Scratch's moderation works is if a project or a user gets this amount of reports they are gone. In other words the moderation is unfair. What they can APPROVE it, is by having a system where it makes a report limit only to 1 and have the team look at that 1 report. 2. the featured page: We all know that according to users: Scratch usually features what they seem high quality to the team however in reality, It's the opposite that's why genetic platformers are everywhere in the featured page. Instead they can do a voting system like NewGrounds does and put that voting page up to the front page. 3. Design: Some of the pages are from Scratch 2.0, it's not hard to explain what they can do, update the pages to Scratch 3.0. 4. Desktop apps: The team said they are "working" on a Linux version for these desktop apps, new and old. Turbowarp an mod for Scratch and complies projects to JavaScript worked on a Linux version already, it's on Linux's app store, Hello? There's is no saying of what they can approve, Just that the team must be not slacking. That's all I have to say.