Once we buy all our retiring kits

[Kitartas]

do we have to state that they are retired in our gallery?

[rach3975]

I don't think there are any rules about that at SSD. Just credit the designer as usual, and if anyone is looking for a particular kit that you used they can follow up with the designer if they don't see it in the store.

[YepBrook]

Originally Posted by rach3975

I don't think there are any rules about that at SSD. Just credit the designer as usual, and if anyone is looking for a particular kit that you used they can follow up with the designer if they don't see it in the store.

Yep!

[LeeAndra]

I usually say (retired) just to give people a head's up the same way I say (modified) when I butcher a template.

There's no requirement to do that, though.

[misfitinmn]

Originally Posted by LeeAndra

I usually say (retired) just to give people a head's up the same way I say (modified) when I butcher a template.

There's no requirement to do that, though.

Me too!

[Kitartas]

Thank you everyone, I would like to think I will remember to put it in the description just to save people looking for something that's not there, but was worried about getting in trouble if I forget to do it


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[Kitartas]

I think I've got my shopping list down to where it should be just going to do one last check to see if there's anything I missed but really must have then I can't wait to start scrapping with my new stuff, it's like Christmas a few months early


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[MommaTrish]

If I'm using a retired kit with like a template or element or paper pack as a page I am making to show off something new, then I add retired. If I'm just using it for myself, then no.