Attribution updates

Oh yes, that would be so out of place on a condolence card. :disappointed_face:

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This is a bit of overkill if you ask me.  Who puts attribution on an envelope?  tacky much? 

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Hi, problem here  @Scott  that I have is this,

For those of us who add a QR code template for the customer to add their own QR code, might they become confused by ‘remove qr code attribution’ and the template 'remove QR code if you don’t need it (my template)?

Lots of paper products (in thousands) now have QR code templates for customer use.

Meanwhile, for those items that cannot sell without attribution turned on - is there no regard here for how this will impinge on designs or do we have to account for it ‘design wise’ moving forward?

This isn’t so bad as these items would in any marketplace, have an attribution. Please let it not appear on anything in the wedding/invite category as there is some overlap regarding product type and the way it was ultimately used (for a variety of reasons)

In essence can the software be tweaked to ignore the above-named items if they are categorised by Designer as ‘invites’?

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They pay extra if they DON’T want it

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I just scanned the QR code (with my phone via the back page screen image) of one of my cards that sold today,  and the QR code links to the image here, a Zazzle home page. Is this normal? I thought it’s supposed to link to our shop or product since it says, “Logo & Independent Creator Mark.”