add yourself if you re sorry that my sprunki friends project was banned by a dumb scratch team

Community Response Project: Sprunki Friends Ban Protest

The project titled "Add yourself if you're sorry that my sprunki friends project was banned by a dumb scratch team" serves as a community-driven response to platform moderation controversies. This C2a-tagged creation directly addresses the takedown of the original Sprunki Friends project by Scratch Team.

Moderation Controversy Context

Scratch Team reported and removed the original project for being "too scary or for adults," a decision the creator strongly contests. In emotional statements, the developer argues the project contained no blood, violence, or carnage elements typically associated with age-restricted content, expressing frustration with what they perceive as unjust moderation: "I did it for everyone, but you did..."

Access Preservation

A crucial feature of this response project is the inclusion of a direct link to a reupload of the banned content. Players can access the original experience at https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1103969137/ to evaluate the controversial content firsthand.

This creation functions simultaneously as protest documentation, community solidarity expression, and practical access preservation - ensuring banned creative work remains available while challenging platform moderation decisions through visible community response.