I'm wary of script-based solutions, because it assumes that everyone has the same file structure, which is not necessarily the case. (For instance, for me it is intolerable to have the top of the pose menu cluttered up with all those !V3 folders; I've shunted them all to the bottom). Another little question - how can you prove copyright infringement on a morph anyway? Take, for example, "mouth raised". There's only one way you can do that. Whether I use the DAZ V2 morph or lift the vertices myself the effect is identical. It's not like appropriating a mesh, because there are no signatures in the details. And you can't compare exact values as per the great light set debate, because the amount the morph is applied varies.