Just received an e-mail from Lee that Canva is finally working out a way to accept and sell vectors. Still a few issues to work out, but progress is being made.  The entire e-mail is too long to include here, so here's an excerpt of a relevant portion.

"We�re still going to be holding back sets and vectors with either crop marks or sample text. We�ll create techniques to make them work in Canva next, but for now, all other vectors will go straight into the Canva library and appear for sale.

When to expect �your� vectors to go in.

We have well over a million vectors to ingest. We�re going to start off slowly and increase speed as we bring on and train more reviewers. And we�ll submit vectors in the order of signup date so those who�ve been waiting the longest - over three years in some cases - get in first.

We don�t have much data to go on yet, but our raw estimates put the time to review all the vectors we currently have between 4 and 7 months. We�ll keep you updated on progress, but if you didn�t sign up in 2013, expect your portfolio to be closer to 7 months than 4.

Bringing your portfolio up to date.

We know a lot of you haven�t been topping up your Canva portfolio with the new files you�ve been creating since you first uploaded to us. You�re welcome to upload those now as all the files in your account will go through together when it gets to your turn."

I would not work with him knowing how he's treated contributors.