Wow, that's quite lively!😁Regarding the issue of counterfeit products, I had previously discussed this with VSA. For a considerable period, VSA's stamp designs were publicly available, allowing anyone to purchase and use them. However, many people produced versions with quality issues, and some individuals used the guise of VSA group purchases to create and sell these products, leading to numerous HAM (presumably "hobbyist airmail") users seeking after-sales support from VSA. Subsequently, VSA frequently received requests for after-sales service from other manufacturers, some of whom could identify the original creator, while others were unable to find where they had purchased the product. This caused significant inconvenience. VSA's own after-sales service was limited, and later, some HAM users believed that VSA's lack of strict management was the root cause. They suggested that VSA should implement copyright protection. Even now, if a HAM wants a specific design for their profile picture or other purposes, they can directly contact VSA to obtain the design for free.