I like this idea.

Agree. Would be nice to get some more information about the people working on the projects on here.

(angry face)

I LIKE THINGS AS THEY ARE

I would say it's the other way around. For all my products I first started building a brand (albeit passively by just posting blogs and on social media) and only after noticing interest/visitors/following/requests/emails/dm's I started thinking about making products (mostly books, but I also offered services in the past) I could sell to this audience and other interested people.

I would find it really hard to first build and then later working on the branding.

Not really sure if this answers your question.

Having been an influencer myself in the somewhat early days of Instagram (2014-2018) I would prefer option 1. I'm also curious why you would think the commission is too high.

Marc: please no feature requests
Me: ok

Sounds cool and very logical. Maybe users can be able to change project into product once it's (an instance, item or membership) sold?

I know this might be too simple, but I prefer to do the bare minimum of legal texts and just offer service like a real human because I absolutely hate to call / email services and jump through hoops and talk to robots to get stuff done.

I just wrote simple text on a Google Doc for people who use my site www.yelmair.com as well as people who buy my books (e-books and physical products):

Terms and Conditions

Product names and trade names
Jelmer de Boer
[address]
Chamber of Commerce number: XXXXXX

Trading under the names
Jelmer de Boer
Thuisblijven is duurder
Yelmair

Returns
If you have bought something that did not meet your expectations, you can return it within a reasonable period (let's agree on a month) to:

[address]

stating your name and order number.

If you also email me at [email address] stating that you have returned, you will get your money back.

Digital goods
E-books cannot be returned and neither can memberships, but you can always email to [email address] and you will usually get your money back if you have a good reason.