Mashable abuses contestant submissions for commercial gain Mar21 '08

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# (1 of 1): Adam Hirsch » mashable.com

3 hours, 23 minutes after the fact. (Fri 21 Mar 2008, 6:45 PM CST)

Once again, many apologies on this. Thanks for including the update on this as well. I still have no idea why Zazzle made the change, I assume it's something to do with their printing.

FYI, I contacted Keith directly as well for his input.

Keep up the great writing, Adam Hirsch Mashable.com

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Kevin didn't win the contest, but his designs were still used after the fact to sell merchandise - all without his consent.

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