Does placing EMOJI in Five Points constitute copyright infringement?
Does placing EMOJI in Five Points constitute copyright infringement? Wondering if there will be infringement and what type of infringement?
Does placing EMOJI in Five Points constitute copyright infringement?
Does placing EMOJI in Five Points constitute copyright infringement? Wondering if there will be infringement and what type of infringement?
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Atlas_Amazon
Hello @Seller_WHuJ1Xmy8oReZ
Thank you for the information provided regarding the concern you have over infringement. I understand that you are looking for more information regarding the use of emojis in your listings. While it is not restricted, we would advise against the use of emojis as the listing should be details of the product only.
In terms of infringement, copyright protects original works of authorship, such as videos, movies, songs, books, musicals, video games, paintings, etc. If you were utilizing another brand or listings images without authorization, then you would be considered in violation of their copyright. For more information on infringement, check out this page.
We would encourage you to continue to utilize this thread for any additional questions you have regarding your situation.
Best,
Atlas
Michelle_Amazon
Hello @Seller_WHuJ1Xmy8oReZ,
Michelle at Amazon here. While emojis in your bullet points are not a copyright issue, it is a policy violation and can lead to your listing being removed per the Product Detail Page Rules policy.
Policies for writing listings
Comply with the relevant style guide for the product you're listing. You can find general rules that apply to all products in the Amazon Services Quick Start Style Guide. Some types of product have extra style guidelines. You can find the full set in the Templates for Specific Categories.
Don’t use HTML, JavaScript, or other types of code in your product detail pages. As a special case, you can use line breaks </br> in the description.
None of the following are allowed in product detail page titles, descriptions, bullet points, or images:
Pornographic, obscene, or offensive content.
Phone numbers, addresses, e-mail addresses, or website URLs.
Details of availability, price, or condition.
Use Capital Letters only for the beginning of each word. Do not use all Capital Letters throughout the attribute. This applies for Product Title, Bullet Points and/or Product Description.
Links to other websites for placing orders, or alternative shipping offers, such as free shipping.
Spoilers on Books, Music, and Video or DVD (BMVD) listings. This includes giving away plot details crucial to the suspense or surprise ending of a story.
Reviews, quotes, or testimonials.
Requests for positive customer reviews.
Adverts, promotional material, or watermarks on images, photos, or videos.
Time-sensitive information, such as dates of tours, seminars, or lectures.
I have created a two part post on how to get the best our of your bullet points which you can review below.
I hope this information is helpful!
Michelle
