I would like to suggest a change to the FAB marketplace submission rules. Currently, some creators upload many individual assets in a short period of time, which can clutter the marketplace and reduce visibility for other content. My proposal is:
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Limit individual asset uploads to a maximum of 3 per week.
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If a creator wants to publish more than 3 assets within that timeframe, they should be required to bundle them into a collection.
This would improve marketplace organization, enhance user experience, and prevent spam like flooding of single assets.
Daz3d Spam like that. If someone were to share new content, it would immediately disappear from view.
If 3 assets are shared within a week, they should be grouped into a collection perhaps named something like “daz3d weekly assets (10).” Upon clicking, it should expand to fill the center of the screen, displaying all the assets within it.
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I’ve got this guy blocked. You can set it in the filters. You can copy the whole URL and make it a bookmark. I have about 20 vendors blocked in this way.
I also think just being able to block any metahuman content would be a bonus. I’m tired of wading though hundreds of pages of footwear… 
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Thanks for reply. Actually We should not have to block other sellers, nor should buyers be forced to add extra filters that some may not even know how to use. From a design perspective, this is something that should exist by default. In fact, sellers themselves could create a collection system so that their items are organized and easy to find. This way, everything has a clear place, and the marketplace remains clean and user friendly.
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Agreed, as a seller this is a bummer. A lot of these people have no star ratings. I don’t really get what their business plan is.
Their goal is to turn a profit by selling off their existing assets one by one with the aim of getting at least one of them sold. That is why they are closing down the entire store.
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