Remix this if you hate studio notifications. We need people to know about the studio notifications problem! If you don't know what I mean, read the story below. ========The Horror of Studio Notifications======= At the start of the story, the ST (Scratch Team) added studios to Scratch. I'm sure you know what studios are, but if you don't, they are these things on Scratch where you can invite people to an online album of Scratch projects. When invited, you become a curator and you can add and remove projects from the studio. The host (the creator of the studio) can promote you to a manager. If you are a manager, you can do several other things such as adding and removing curators, and promoting curators to managers. The host can give their host title to another manager, which will make the former host just be a manager. The problem is that if you are a curator, a manager, or a host, you get a notification every time someone does anything in the studio you're in. So, if you are in a bunch of studios, your inbox will be OVERFLOWING with notifications. This might not seem so bad; you can just leave and you don't get notifications anymore, right? But remember, only managers can kick people out. So the curators are stuck with the notifications until they are kicked out by a manager. In popular studios, it is hard to get a manager's attention so they can remove you. So some people have their inboxes overflowing with notifications, and they cannot do anything to stop it. Then they cannot find important messages in the jumbled mess. Some people who create malicious software have taken advantage of this. An example I saw myself was a project someone made with some Javascript code attached to it. They said that if you entered their code into your web browser, it would remove you from a studio. Well, someone who knew Javascript said that the code would reveal your cookie. If you don't know what that means, just know that it is bad. If the ST removes studio notifications, adds a toggle to turn them on or off for each studio, makes it so that you only get them if you are manager, or makes it so that you can leave a studio when you are just a curator, then this problem will be solved. Unfortunately, they get so many messages about other things such as projects being reported, people wanting Scratch to be blue again, etc. that they don't even know how big of a problem studio notifications are. But if by remixing this project, we get enough people to know about it, we can get the ST to realize how big of a problem it is. So remix this project, and know that I don't care about popularity or likes or remix numbers, I just want the ST to know about what could be the downfall of Scratch. -ce11
