I don't see why not, @ 750 I think, they have dibs though if they want a winner and loser

hmm, not something i ever thought about

pros:
possibility of selling more sigs

cons:
it gives requesters a bad impression that people can sneak in and grab sigs for cheaper, lowering the value of making a request
gives the idea that we are also a premade market
if the requester doesn't have the cash to buy an extra at the time but wants to come back later



i dont know, it does seem unfortunate to have x amount of sigs that arent sellable but i also think it is important the buyer doesnt feel cheater
i'm open to ideas on this subject


e/ technically speaking it is just selling a premade at that point, but the problem is we are a service and not individual sellers

This post was edited by TheReborn_Magi on Jul 19 2013 01:38pm

imo the designer has free will to sell their " losing " sig to whomever they please.

I do the same thing with my request thread ( or did )

if someone declined after the sig had been made, i got my % and then the sig went in a premade gallery for half the price or so.

Mine will just build up in a premade section in my gallery

This post was edited by UncleMuscles on Jul 19 2013 01:38pm

if we want excess to just turn into individual premades thats up to you, but some problems arise

if it is your premade now, you can sell it on your own for any amount of fg and keep it, why wouldnt the buyer just buy 1 sig then wait to buy the extra for a cheaper price / only one designer gets fg
your sigs made as part of the service (in which fg is split) is now yours and not applicable to splitting between all members of the service


e/ its hard to say that no one is allowed to resell excess sigs since it limits the fg earning and is technically theirs i guess

This post was edited by TheReborn_Magi on Jul 19 2013 01:43pm

buyer can't buy it after the battle? idk
fuck bitches get money m8

maybe a 30 day grace period after which you can sell as premade on your own? might just be more work than necessary though

Problem with that is that they're all going to be the same exact stock which would sort of cheapen the whole "Please do not point to a signature and say you just want a copy of that, we are looking to create new signatures for you.".

part of the problem is this isnt a normal signature service, so where as one man services it is pretty simple to treat it as requesters coming to you instead of you to them

id like a solution where the sig designer who wins feels like they won,
everyone who took part gets some enjoyment out of participating and some steady fg,
and requesters feeling like they are getting the best offer for their fg