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I appreciate your desire to help, but we must not give in to the trolls. Removing the Explore page would mean not just feeding the trolls but empowering them to control the design of the Scratch website and the shape of our community.
Sharing and collaboration are central to Scratch, and we're working hard to support the safety and reliability of those features. We've already made some behind-the-scenes changes in response to the recent incident, and we're working on more. We've found that detailing or highlighting these situations effectively feeds the trolls and can result in further attempts at misuse, so we make these improvements without much public fanfare.
Some folks may want to avoid the Explore page anyway. I support the right of an individual Scratcher (or parent, school, etc.) to make that decision by using a browser extension or other web filtering software.
Originally posted by @cwillisf in #9444 (comment)
My comment on this message:
(Sorry if I am sounding rude, I am not trying to be) Not removing the explore page gives trolls more chances to troll, because the explore page API is broken, and they can use this to their advantage by doing this type of stuff. Removing the page would simply resolve trollers in the explore page, because trollers' projects would be harder to find, which is good. Also, web filtering software, or extensions, don't actually have the power to detect NSFW images, therefor, is useless to use to protect you from seeing this kind of stuff.
@alctd