Here are my answers for the activity for Camp Community Helpers 2026 Week 2! Click through to see them. :) See my project for week 1 here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1350830594/
CHALLENGE QUESTIONS ANSWERS: 1. Someone comments "I don't like this project." Is that okay? What could they have said instead? No, it is not okay. They could've said something such as, "Cool start! Maybe add more levels to lengthen the game." 2. You accidentally post a comment that sounds rude, but you didn't mean it that way. What should you do? I'm not 100% sure about this one, but I guess you could clarify and explain yourself as well as delete the comment? Hmm... ;/ 3. A project looks almost the same as another one, but the creator says they made it themself. What should you do before accusing them of copying? I'm not totally sure about this one either. Maybe you could ask the person who made the similar project first? Hmm... ;/ 4. A friend asks you to report another user because they're mad at them. Should you? I'd say that being "mad at someone" isn't always necessarily a reason to report them, especially when someone else asked you to. I wouldn't report them unless I investigated and saw evidence of that person doing something that broke the community guidelines. 5. Why do you think Scratch has Community Guidelines? What would happen if it didn't have them? This one's easy --- Scratch needs these community guidelines to make it a safe platform for kids and schools. If anything could be done here and not removed or controlled, Scratch would become a breeding ground for bullying, and bad things could happen as a result of people putting their personal information out there. :( Tell me how I did, please! ;D
