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Question regarding teepsring

by dylan151
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Could I use a quote in my design?

for example: "quote" -person who said it
#question #teepsring
  • Profile picture of the author Miguelito203
    Originally Posted by dylan151 View Post

    Could I use a quote in my design?

    for example: "quote" -person who said it
    To be honest, I wouldn't even attempt to go there. Doing something like that would probably be considered copyright infringement/a violation of some intellectual property.

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  • Profile picture of the author Tom Addams
    No.

    You'd still have to mention the person. Would you like your name on a thousand tees? I push tees on FB, do nicely, and I suggest always - always - going the original route.

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  • Profile picture of the author warrior2008
    I sold a handful of PainfullyFIT, Pain is Coming... Tees on
    TeeSpring and enjoyed using them. I would highly recommend creating your own Brand though.
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  • Profile picture of the author tristatemedia
    use the quotes as a guide. but build your own brands. take a quote and make it funny etc.
    or maybe use it and no one will ever find out. what the hell, try it.
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  • Profile picture of the author onSubie
    It depends who or what you are quoting.

    If you are quoting a movie or copyright work, like the big selling Shawn of the Dead shirts, then you are definitely violating copyright.

    If you quote someone recent and famous, like Bob Marley, and they have a litigious estate, like Bob Marley, then you could be in trouble.

    If you are quoting a public figure who made the quote in a public speech, then you are probably okay. Like a president.

    If you are quoting someone famous from long ago then it is likely okay if it is what they said and not from a copyright work.

    If you are quoting something in the public domain then it is fine. Like Shakespeare.
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    • Profile picture of the author dylan151
      Originally Posted by onSubie View Post

      It depends who or what you are quoting.

      If you are quoting a movie or copyright work, like the big selling Shawn of the Dead shirts, then you are definitely violating copyright.

      If you quote someone recent and famous, like Bob Marley, and they have a litigious estate, like Bob Marley, then you could be in trouble.

      If you are quoting a public figure who made the quote in a public speech, then you are probably okay. Like a president.

      If you are quoting someone famous from long ago then it is likely okay if it is what they said and not from a copyright work.

      If you are quoting something in the public domain then it is fine. Like Shakespeare.
      Thanks everyone.

      I was going to quote obama, but I'm not sure if i should do it.
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      • Profile picture of the author onSubie
        Originally Posted by dylan151 View Post

        I was going to quote obama, but I'm not sure if i should do it.
        Oh, that's okay. Everybody hates Obama....
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  • Profile picture of the author eac113
    Stay Safe, Stay Original....
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