You're right all parties involved should have been notified of the problem. I for one, contacted Square as soon as I saw the model and was in the process of hunting the model maker down when fcoffill came on and responded. While it is regretable that this was such a public inquiry, I'm happy to see that fcoffill and Daz recognized there was an issue and has stated that there are changes in the works for the model in question. Having said that, I stand by my opinion of the situation and while I share no ill will toward fcoffill, I will once again stress the need to protect one's intelectual material. It's a very touchy issue for the internet as a whole and it's better to play it safe than take risk without reason.