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Demonstrator Manual - Stampin' Up!

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The Direct Selling<br />

Association (DSA) Logo<br />

You present Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>! products through home workshops,<br />

and customers purchase stamps and other products directly<br />

through you. This method of selling directly to the public is<br />

known as direct sales. Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>! is proud to belong to the<br />

Direct Selling Association (DSA), a Washington, D.C.–based<br />

national trade association of the leading companies that<br />

distribute goods and services directly to consumers.<br />

It is a great benefit to belong to the DSA, so we encourage you to<br />

use the DSA logo on your minor and major advertisements. It is<br />

available online in the Printing Place. This logo shows that<br />

Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>! is a member of a trade association recognized<br />

nationwide for its Code of Ethics and its goals of ensuring<br />

quality, service, and convenience to millions of home shoppers.<br />

When using the DSA logo, follow these guidelines:<br />

■ Don’t change the typeface, turn it<br />

sideways, or take the roof off.<br />

■ The DSA logo should be of equal<br />

height or smaller than the Stampin’<br />

<strong>Up</strong>! logo.<br />

■ Don’t make the DSA logo more<br />

prominent than the Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>! logo.<br />

Copyright Notice: Advertising/Contests/<br />

Charitable Events<br />

<strong>Demonstrator</strong>s must use the copyright notice when<br />

reproducing any images or samples. They must also include<br />

the copyright notice when donating any hand-stamped or<br />

digitally created items to a charitable organization (see Angel<br />

Policy for more information) as well as when submitting any<br />

artwork to stamping, scrapbooking, or any other publications<br />

for contests or to be considered for publication (see Artwork<br />

Contests and Submission of Ideas Policy for more<br />

information). In these cases, use the following copyright<br />

notice: Images copyright 1990–[current year] Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>!<br />

OR Images © 1990–[current year] Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>!<br />

Copyright Notice: Internet<br />

When posting projects created using Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>! artwork on a<br />

personal web site (see the Internet/Web Site Policy for<br />

guidelines) demonstrators must provide the appropriate<br />

copyright notice.<br />

Using Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>!’s Images and Samples<br />

Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>! has given limited license for mechanical<br />

reproduction of its artwork or images, which includes any<br />

designs, patterns, instructions, techniques, or processes derived<br />

from the artwork or images. A demonstrator or customer may<br />

mechanically reproduce any Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>! image (with the<br />

exception of images contained within copyrighted publications)<br />

for personal, non-commercial use. See the Angel Policy for<br />

guidelines on selling items containing Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>! artwork.<br />

Any piece used or displayed in the public domain containing<br />

mechanically reproduced images (displayed in a public place,<br />

posted online, etc.) must contain the appropriate copyright<br />

notice.<br />

<strong>Demonstrator</strong>s may use any image from the Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>!<br />

web sites for advertising the sale of Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>! products<br />

only. See Use of Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>! Photography and Graphics for<br />

Advertising Policy for more information.<br />

Copyright of Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>! Publications<br />

All Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>! publications are copyrighted by Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>!<br />

and may not be copied without permission. From time to time,<br />

these publications will include a notice that specifies those pages<br />

of the publication that may be copied. Permission is granted to<br />

active demonstrators of the company to copy pages of Stampin’<br />

Success for personal use, such as enlarging patterns, for training<br />

purposes (for Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>! recruits only), and for business<br />

purposes. Pages may not be copied for distribution to customers<br />

or others without specific permission.<br />

When quoting or photocopying text, accompany it with the<br />

following:<br />

Excerpted from [month/year or issue/volume] Stampin’<br />

Success Copyright [year] Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>!®<br />

Copyright of Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>! Flyers<br />

The Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>! <strong>Demonstrator</strong> Web Site has dozens of flyers,<br />

forms, and letters to help you with your business. You may<br />

print and reproduce these items without prior approval from<br />

Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>!<br />

Angel Policy<br />

Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>! welcomes artists who would like to use our<br />

copyrighted images in their own handmade craftwork and other<br />

projects that they produce to sell. Therefore, we give permission in<br />

the form of a limited license to use any Stampin’ <strong>Up</strong>! images for<br />

the purpose of creating items for sale, under the following criteria:<br />

1. Handmade craftwork created for sale must be personally<br />

and individually created by the selling artist and may<br />

not be reproduced or copied in any form<br />

© 2011 STAMPIN’ UP! 6.17

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