#programmering

lol couldnt have said it better myself.

I think thats its fair to acknowledge the website was meant for programming and not art, and those two groups handle creative content with very different perspectives (programmers typically share everything, no rules, spring board off each other, while artists tend to value originality and finding multiple ways to solve a single problem) and thats all fine and dandy, but when the website promotes itself as an app that lets you animate, you attract a culture that doesnt appreciate its work being minimally edited with no credit. Scratch mods then tell you the program is not meant for art/animation, and to basically suck it up because thats how code works.