Aye, much like a lot of corporate controlled software companies whom release a product before it has all of the boogers cleaned out of it. P5 was doomed from the start because of this and the original Eula compounded their problems. If they'd beta tested P5 more thoroughly and listened more closely to the end-user and didn't rush it's release they may have faired better. I don't think everyone is gonna throw out their copies of P4, Pro Pack or P5 just because CL is possibly going down. The market is there and will remain. Poser will be either be picked up by another company or replaced by an even more conventional application, but regardless of how it goes or where it goes, the content market will always be here. :)