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Looks more like a Teespring-type thing than a Kickstarter-type thing, which should mitigate this quite a bit

• untilHellbanned 12y ago
  "the best designs and products by the community" That's pretty non-t-shirt-y language. They'll have to tighten that.
  • danielki 12y ago
    I meant that Reddit handles the manufacturing, so there's less risk than with Kickstarter, where the creator also does manufacturing. It's like more like Teespring or Quirky than like Kickstarter or IndieGoGo From https://redditmade.com/create https://redditmade.com/create : > If enough people pledge to buy your product by then, we’ll start making it! From https://redditmade.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/202364265-What-do-I-need-for-a-custom-product-campaign- https://redditmade.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/202364265-W... : > Most importantly, you'll also need to be willing to work with us. We'll connect you with sourcing partners, work with you to finalize designs, and help you step through all the other creative, legal, logistical, promotional, and financial hoops to make your campaign happen, but we can only help you as much as you'll let us.
    • untilHellbanned 12y ago
      That sounds nuts. So what will be next? Apple is gonna sell hamburgers?
      • cmsmith 12y ago
        It sounds less nuts than imagining the guy with a cool t-shirt design to know anything about running a mail-order distribution business (i.e. Kickstarter).
• yaeger 12y ago
  Okay, what about copyrights? I have already seen logos used on TV shows being put on a shirt where the profits all go to the owner of the campaign. Somehow I doubt the network that own the show or the shows creators themselves would not have a problem with some fan starting campaigns like this for their own personal gain.