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Sharing Your Project

Once you are done with your application, you can share it with the Scratch
community by clicking the Share button. When you share a project, every-
one can find it online and look inside it.
To see a list of all your projects, click the down arrow below your user-
name in the toolbar and select My Stuff from the drop-down menu. (You
can also click the suitcase icon.) This will take you to the My Stuff page,
shown in Figure A-11.

Project statistics. From top

.
to bottom: views, love-its,
comments, remixes, favorites,
List of studios you can and studios in.
add this project to.
Click this button to unshare
your project.

Figure A-11: The My Stuff page

The My Stuff page allows you to control and view various aspects
of your projects and studios. You can create, share, edit, unshare, and
delete projects from this page. You can also create studios—collections of
projects—and add projects to them. Studios make it convenient to group
related projects together.

n o t e If you delete one of your unshared projects, the project gets moved to the Trash folder,
which acts as a recycle bin for projects. The interface for the Trash folder allows you to
restore a deleted project to the My Stuff page.

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