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No, don't worry. I know that you don't have a problem with me. Also, I can also see how they are trying to make you the “bad guy”. I wish I had a comment about who was right though…I don't have problem with you, it's just these guys want to make me the bad guy for having these beliefsWell, if it is that you just don't agree with it, then that might be fine, but being, say, “showing extreme dislike” isn't, even though I am bisexual and do not get offended by much.Yeah but what if I don't agree with that stuffJune is Pride Month, which is a month-long celebration of orientations and gender identities.Like I said, this stuff gets promoted every June.I was asking why many hate projects with little to no context remain on the site while projects with valid opinions and agreeable points get taken down and the creator gets discouraged from having a certain view on politics.The hate projects don't get removed because:
1. People don't choose to report it because with zero context, what's the actual point?
2. People are more likely to report a hate project they can actually understand rather than one with little information.
3. Some people just leave things alone.
It's okay for the creator to feel discouraged about their view of something, but it's just a coding website. What's the point of stating a more mature opinion ON A WEBSITE FOR YOUNGER AUDIENCES. You can do that on a website where you'll get more help from people your age. The Scratch Team is just trying to make younger kids be less exposed to more mature topics such as what you started:The creator get's an essay on sexual orientation or something.
Sexual orientation is a more maturer topic. If the creator was making a project about a mature topics, it would most likely be taken down, not because the Scratch Team is trying to discourage anyone, they are just trying to protect younger audiences.
Now the ones with less context only stay up because less context means that it is less likely to feature more mature topics. Maybe just add a trigger warning to opinions that contain mature topics like sexual orientation, or a loss of a loved one.