DAZ has basically said in previous posts that they put a lot of time and money into the development of their figures, and if they see a product that circumvents the need for it, it raises concern to them. There is nothing wrong with that. If you create a human figure that is shaped the same as a DAZ figure and uses the same joint parameters, you no longer need the DAZ figure to wear all of the clothing. It circumvents the need for the DAZ figures. That raises a concern to them. If you use DAZ's joint parameters to make a piece of clothing for a DAZ figure, that is not a concern. You need the DAZ figure to use the clothing. That is not a concern. DAZ has already addressed these things in public, though I may have paraphrased it a bit. As Ian has pointed out, giving a specific example may lend better results to the questions you ask. If DAZ responds with the blanket statement that you seek, it could STILL raise questions and misinterpretations (a good case in point of that is Renderosity's TOS ... everyone sees it differently!). That is why it is best to take specifics directly to DAZ.