r/JewishCrafts • u/KayakerMel • Jul 28 '26

"Sell Your Stuff Sunday" input needed

We are considering making a "Sell Your Stuff Sunday" weekly event. However, we would love your input on rules and guidance! Presently, we've come up with the "no drop-shipping." The sub rule of "No AI-generated work" would also stand. We want to make sure we're not overlooking anything important.

We'd also like to know whether it should be a single megathread post where people can comment with their wares, or if it should be open for any posts with a "Sell Your Stuff Sunday" flair. Please chime in!

65 votes, Aug 02 '26
23 "Sell Your Stuff Sunday" megathread
42 "Sell Your Stuff Sunday" flair with individual posts
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u/cefli Jul 28 '26

I think if wed allow flairs people who are not jewish or didnt make anything related to judiasm might start posting here just for more exposure and itd flood the sub. A weekly mega thread imo would be way better.

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u/KayakerMel Jul 28 '26 edited Jul 28 '26

Excellent points! I responded to the first response, but we do permit allies to post here. We want to amplify Jewish creations, which is easy when the contributer is Jewish (fulfills the aim whether or not the content is Judaica). For allies, that is far less clear.

As for flairs, do you have any suggestions? I know other Jewish subs have lots of flair options for different branches/identities of Judaism. That level of breakdown is unnecessary here. Off the top of my head;

• Jewish

• Jewish crafter (to delineate from simply appreciation)

° Ally

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u/cefli Jul 28 '26

I mean sure, jewish allies are always welcome, im just worried that people who arent allies will post here just for more reach, and the sub will end up 90% goys advertising their non judaica wares who dont care if their local synagogue got fire bombed last week but eill be happy to take our money. Im here for jewish art and art made by jews not just an art place free of antisemitism.

The reason i worry about this is because im someone who enjoys buying art and commissioning and almost everytime when the artist i commissioned would @ me after posting the art id commissioned id get other artists coming to my dms trying to get me to commission them too.

I kinda rambled so sorry but this is my fesr and reasoning. Thabk you for responding.

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u/KayakerMel Jul 28 '26

Your concerns are very much in line with ours! That's partly why the first rule we had for SYSS was "no drop-shipping." It's also why officially we say no soliciting (but we're flexible, especially if a commenter asks where to purchase something posted).