The big Poser Pro EULA debate ran over 130 pages. Curious Labs assured us from the start that the problem really didn't exist. In the end, Curious Labs re-wrote the EULA, and solicited the input and approval of various sources who had been involved in the debate. Curious Labs explained they had to pay an outside service to handle the Face Room stuff, and that is why they asked the fee they did. Curious Labs eventually offered DAZ the service for free. Then DAZ refused the offer, and announced their own product: DAZ Studio. From the start, many people vowed to skip Poser 5 and wait for DAZ Studio. Over a year later, it's still in the alpha testing stage.