We, the Scribblenauts Against Creation Theft, are wholly and completely against the Three Major Issues within the Scribblenauts communities.

This is probably the single largest issue the Scribblenauts Community suffers from. The Scribblenauts Editor allows users to create their own objects, but more often than not, it is used simply to copy other peoples' work, and reupload it. Almost always, this new, reuploaded version, gives no credit to the original author, and gets subscribers.
This category of issue has a two sub-categories, which make up this one.

No Credit Given
Every time a creation is reuploaded, whoever reuploaded it gives no credit to the original author, claiming (s)he created the object themselves. If any credit is given at all, it is given like, "BY I DONT KNOW".

Unpermitted Edits
Many times an object is stolen, the thief recolors it, and tacks on more stamps, just to make it look like he did something. Then the crook will name it something like 'Indominus Rex FIXED", when all they really did was make it look/function worse. These edits are done without the original author's consent.


This category is one that I see quite frequently. The would-be author takes an object that came pre-loaded in the game, loads it into the editor, and recolors it. Then they reupload this object, give it a eye-catching name, and get subscribers. In addition to recoloring, they also

Stamp Spam
Stamp Spam is where would-be authors simply insert a pre-made creation into the editor, and add stamps such as:
"Angry Eyes"
"Mouth"
"Moustache"
"Bling"
Etc. These stamps come pre-loaded in the editor, so the creator didn't even bother finding stamps to use.
Another issue we have that relates to Lazy Craftsmanship is

Undeserved Praise
Ater recoloring or stamp spamming, the would-be author uploads their poorly -made creation, and names it something like "BATMAN SWAGGY"
Then, the masses flock to this garbage, and give it thousands of underserved comments, likes, favorites, and subscribes, even though the author did nothing to deserve them.

Because the poorly made creations are so popular, the creations that took people hours of hard work to make never get subscribed to. The people who make objects like these have put a chunk of their lives into mastering the editor, learning all the best objects, finding out how the paint color affects the creation, etc. And yet, because they didn't Stamp Spam, their creations are overlooked. A handful aren't ingnored, of course, as there are always exceptions, but the vast mojority of well-made objects go under the radar, with only fifteen to thirty subscribers.

We don't want people to steal other people's Scribblenauts creations, and to put work into theirs.

If you have any potential solutions to the problems above, feel free to comment below.
~λlphonse