First the RAF, then the RAAF now the USAF!
Even though all USAF material is public domain, it looks like they want a piece of the action too. I just got this e-mail from Zazzle.
Bloody tiresome… 🙁
Dear Zazzler,
Welcome to the next generation of collaborative creation on Zazzle! Through our new FanMerch program, we give Zazzle Designers the opportunity to sell their original designs inspired by major brands. We are proud to announce the recent addition of U.S. Air Force to the program.
We see that you have relevant products that would be a great fit for this program and encourage you to participate. For your convenience, we’ve located these products and placed them in the Revise and Resubmit section of your Zazzle account, http://www.zazzle.com/my/products/contentmanagement. To participate, simply edit your product by adding “usairforcefanmerch” as one of the product tags and click save to submit the design for approval! If approved, your product will be officially licensed and be part of the U.S. Air Force official store on Zazzle! Please review the official guidelines in advance to ensure that your product meets the requirements.
Products with designs and descriptions that violate the partner’s copyright will be subject to review. Common descriptions and tags that will trigger a review include: U.S. Air Force, United States Air Force, USAF.
If you do not wish to participate, please remove any products with designs and/or descriptions that violate the partner’s copyright.
We are excited to see this collaborative program launch and look forward to your participation.
More questions? Check out this post in our forum.
Thanks for being a part of Zazzle, and please don’t hesitate to let us know if you have any questions or concerns.
Cheers,
—Zazzle Content Review Team
I’ll probably just close my shop as I really can’t be bothered with all this nonsense. At least they didn’t remove all products straight away as with the RAF and RAAF. But it’s a pathetic affair all-round.
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