I didn't see the previous discussion, but Renderosity doesn't hold copyright on any merchant product, so their license cannot supercede a merchant's license on his own product. Renderosity is only a consignment shop. They sell our stuff for a cut of the profits. Transfer of ownership decisions can only be made by the copyright owner, so it would be up to the creator to include that clause in the product-specific readme if he or she so chose. And even if the note is NOT included, all you have to do is ask the creator of the product. Contact information is in the Readme. If you have the original zip file downloaded from Renderosity, the ReadMe is in it (and probably has a name specific to the product, like "README-Goroth"). It's a requirement to include a ReadMe, and it's easy to find. If you can't find the readme, do a search for the product using the Renderosity search engine. If the product is still available, even if it's really old and buried on page 50 of the Victoria products, it will come up in the search results, and you can view the ReadMe via the ReadMe link on the order page. On the order page, there's also a direct link to the Merchant's Artist page, where you can IM or email. If the product is no longer listed and you don't know the maker, contact Renderosity for product support contact information. They'll have the info.