Hey, let me clarify. Do you randomly select theme designers every two years and allow them to sell their themes on your platform? If that's the case, could you please explain the effort invested by these so-called "designers"? It seems some of them use AI-generated images with gibberish text, a process that takes only a few seconds to generate and a couple of minutes to assemble. What's the rationale behind the selection process if the end result falls short? Imagine if Google were to pick app developers every two years; how many apps would they have by now? Perhaps a hundred? I'm attempting to find some logic here, but unfortunately, it eludes me.
1. Open Access with Seller Form: Fill out the form, wait for approval, and you're good to go.
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2. Quality Oversight for Randomly Selected Designers: If the platform chooses to randomly select designers, oversight of their work is crucial. This can help maintain a certain level of quality.
I don't know why you think there's any sort of two year cycle going on, it's just a sign up and approval process. I don't personally know how long it takes or what the qualifications are, but because AI is still fairly new there probably aren't rules around it yet. Also unsure of the google relevance here since they don't even have a theme store.
