@matthewcoxy, thanks for the clarification; however, one of your statements contradicts the license terms:
As @GunnarRoxen mentioned about the book, you mention that: "After your subscription ends, you can fix spelling errors, add new chapters make amendments as long as that work ultimately belongs to the ultimate End Product of Space Wars. "
However, the terms read as such:
(3b) “The license starts when you Register your use of the item and the license is only valid if you complete the End Product while your subscription is active. Then the license continues for the life of the End Product (even if your subscription ends).”
This is really annoying:
"Not Okay to use in: “Offensive content: This includes content that would cause offence to a reasonable person, including content that is posted for ‘shock value’”.
Honestly it’s still too vague. As such you have to define what a “reasonable person” is. This can be detrimental to you guys. Personally, I can run with it, but still annoying.
Lastly in the Acceptable Use Policy:
(4a) "It’s also NOT OKAY to use Envato or any of our sites or products to submit, post, build, host or otherwise make available any content that may contain, provide access to (eg, through links to third party websites) or promote any of the following activities:
Supply of regulated goods and services: This includes the supply of alcohol, tobacco, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, supplements, fireworks, qeapons, gambling or adult escort services.
First. I’m not sure what “qeapons” is… Secondly, to clarify, does this mean that we can’t use elements in promotion item involving alcohol for instance? or fireworks (seriously…fireworks?) Or am I misreading this.