The wiki doesn't really give the best information for content creators required specifications for actually getting things onto the marketplace, luckily there was a thread on this very subject recently. Apparently if some very strict requirements aren't met the team will ignore the submission... Here is the main bit of that thread that may apply here and indicate why you've heard nothing back: Kris M. said: Hello - so I finally have time to look at R20's reply but to say it's confusing is an understatement. "We do recognize that this is a large amount of work to put forth without a guarantee of success and we ask that you consider your place with us carefully before you proceed. If you are still interested in joining the Marketplace, please provide the following information AFTER the completion of your first set. The title and a brief description of your first pack (140 characters or less). The price for your first pack (minimum of $4.99, in increasing increments of fifty cents. $5.49, $5.99, etc). The email address associated with your Roll20 account. The name on this Roll20 account must be your legal name used for accounting purposes. Your active PayPal email address which we will pay out to. If you are a US or International resident. Your first and last name, to be used on the Merchant Agreement contract and tax forms between us. Your seller name (how your name / company will appear in the Roll20 Marketplace). Once we receive this information, you will be sent a Roll20 Merchant Agreement and a W-9 (US) or W-8BEN (International) via RightSignature, a safe application that allows you to sign legal documents online. Please DO NOT attach your first set to this email, you will have access to a backend upload element once you have signed your Merchant Agreement." - So, While I am extremely good at following instructions and have only been a digital artist a few years, and have taught myself a large range of different systems including D&D5e, FG and GIMP - here is my takeaway - (a) don't provide a map set first, (b) only supply the information requested after my first set has been supplied (c) sign my merchant agreement which will be sent after the requested information has been received. ??? So how/when do I send the map set? - what exactly am I sending to Roll20 initially if it is not the map set in order to get my Merchant Agreement - and if I can only send the information requested After the submission of my first set??? I have 900 modular battle maps and thousands of tokens waiting to get onto the R20 marketplace, but maybe its my aspergers but I cannot understand these instructions. Can someone who has made a map set submission maybe clarify this for me please? This indicates that you can go through the application to be a creator process without needing to send them your content, but it is best to have the set ready to go as, once setup as a creator, you'll have access to the backend upload area to submit it for release... I hope that helps!
