Scratch Team, if you are looking at this, I didn't really try to give out something violent once more as said in the previous projects. I simply wanted to let people understand the tolerance and what it's supposed to be. And how is it "without making changes" to begin with? There is a WALL OF TEXT that can prevent you from seeing the project, therefore choosing for yourself to leave rather than report it, since they depicted a valid reason. I'm sorry but I'll have to reupload that weapon sprite project once more, since the other user's weapon sprite project weren't reported at all. I redacted some of the descriptions this time, so don't flock to report it again (if it comes out). For the people who reported these projects (who are oversensitive to guns I suppose), I guess I'll be saying sorry for the trouble witnessed in those. But please bear the disclaimer I made there which was the reason I originally uploaded them. If you can't tolerate the reupload, then I guess I wouldn't do it. However, have you considered actually reading the right at the start disclaimer and the message when you hovered the report button? You didn't even need to proceed to the project at all when you didn't like it hence the thumbnail. So stressed, that I can't even bother animating this project. You can see how much hiatus I got from this, mostly in this account. If you want detailed context of how this came to be, look at this project: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/944034095/ Well, people didn't really mind about that disclaimer or the change made in the project, and this is essentially my second block. The project already begged not to be reported for the second time (with a large disclaimer clearly on the thumbnail with detailed information, as well as an attempted countermeasure for the report), since it already showed what kind of history has been made with these reports. The evidence of how these projects are reported are somewhat there, and I want to understand how the rest are tolerated. And for the record, there ARE some changes made in the reuploaded project. Sure, it's not a major change to the weapons as such, but I want to understand why you continue to argue that it is "too violent or scary" or it is a "realistic depiction". It can't really be changed any further as it will be something completely else or so. To top it all off, my supposed reuploaded weapon project, that has been doing fine for 4 years after its reupload, has been reported once more for "being too violent or scary". Do you not want me to share them? To further give emphasis, the project link above will help. Seeing the reported project, I saw that 5 people (or possibly more) raised a concern to report the scout weapon project. I have a question: did people even understood what I said there? Also, the supposed report detector in that project is here to give you something of why you shouldn't reported it at all (it's inside this project called "The message."). If there are some people out there that hates these reuploaded projects despite adding disclaimers and starting them out in a "lesser tone", or even trying to make them less "gun-y" for that matter, then I can mostly do nothing about it.
