When you post: zip name: model_author_whatitdoes.zip (ex: victoria_arcady_elfears.zip ) Model first for better sorting on people's drives. texture name: model_author_whatitdoes_subcat.tif model_author_whatitdoes_subcat.jpg (ex: victoria_arcady_xelf_head.jpg) (ex: p4nf_arcady_BFM_body.jpg) prop file name: model_author_whatitdoes.pp2 CR2 name: model_author_whatitdoes.cr2 OBJ geometry file names: model_author_whatitdoes.obj model_author_whatitdoes.pcf Readme file name: model_author_whatitdoes.txt In the readme: ********************************** Author --- creation date. Contact info (as much as you feel safe giving out). Copyright info Model info (design notes, credits, rants and raves) ********************************** Avoid any chance of confusion even years later. I can go on the net and find articles I posted to usenet in 1989 by searching under the username I used then, or by my real name. Likewise for anything I've ever done under the name 'arcady'. This can be used to locate me even if I lose all current accounts; including my free backups. That's why it's important to put your name or some searchable item into the readme's AND filenames. I also suggest a preview thumbnail render that has contact info on it. I haven't done this yet for my releases but it can only help. In fact I may go add it in. Take these steps and the only way they won't be able to find you is if someone delibertly steals the work.

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