New ask Hacker News story: Tell HN: Figma is deleting community files with links to author's websites
Tell HN: Figma is deleting community files with links to author's websites
2 by jonifico | 0 comments on Hacker News.
We have several community files in Figma community, mostly freebies and a few plugins, as well as in other design communities like dribbble and Behance. Today we just found an email (in spam folder) from Figma, telling that they are going to delete files which descriptions contain links to external websites: This is what we got: Hi there, As a reminder, we’re adding the ability to sell resources directly on Figma Community soon. When our new Figma payment platform launches, all files will need to include usable content in order to remain on Community. This means third-party payment links will no longer be allowed in Community files, and the contents of files may not primarily be used to advertise other resources. We’ve moved our launch date to March 7 so you have more time to update your impacted file(s). With that in mind, here’s what you need to know: You will need to remove third-party payment links and advertisements from your files and submit them for review to the Figma team by this Friday (February 24). Doing so will ensure that your files stay up on Community when we launch. After this deadline, your files won’t be available on Community until you make the necessary changes. If you are interested in selling a new file, plugin, or widget with our payment platform, please apply here.
2 by jonifico | 0 comments on Hacker News.
We have several community files in Figma community, mostly freebies and a few plugins, as well as in other design communities like dribbble and Behance. Today we just found an email (in spam folder) from Figma, telling that they are going to delete files which descriptions contain links to external websites: This is what we got: Hi there, As a reminder, we’re adding the ability to sell resources directly on Figma Community soon. When our new Figma payment platform launches, all files will need to include usable content in order to remain on Community. This means third-party payment links will no longer be allowed in Community files, and the contents of files may not primarily be used to advertise other resources. We’ve moved our launch date to March 7 so you have more time to update your impacted file(s). With that in mind, here’s what you need to know: You will need to remove third-party payment links and advertisements from your files and submit them for review to the Figma team by this Friday (February 24). Doing so will ensure that your files stay up on Community when we launch. After this deadline, your files won’t be available on Community until you make the necessary changes. If you are interested in selling a new file, plugin, or widget with our payment platform, please apply here.
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