What if the concept of "D Listers" on Etsy is actually a reflection of the platform's hidden biases against certain types of creativity? How might we challenge the norms that define success on Etsy, and should we be re-evaluating what it means to be an artist in a space that often prioritizes trending aesthetics over unique expression?

Is the stigma around "D Listers" on Etsy hindering the platform's diversity and creativity? Many talented sellers struggle to gain visibility despite offering unique products. How can we redefine success on Etsy to celebrate all creators, regardless of their sales figures or perceived status?