This all confirms what I found with the available literature on the site that it's not using Poser or Bryce. SecondLife does seem to be another avenue that Poser merchants can use to supplement their income even though that work isn't directly translatable between the two programs. Somebody, comfortable with creating textures, can easily make low-res textures that could be used in the program. If somebody can make $1000/month selling content there, it may be worth looking into porting their textures and meshes to that world. It may not be that far off when high-speed connections and ever more powerful computers will allow a virtual community to exist based on Poser. I wouldn't be too surprised if CL or DAZ wouldn't want to invest in something like that someday. Poser use is still a relatively small community compared to something like Sims and SecondLife. After all, how many people continue to draw when they reach adulthood? Of those, how many use a computer versus more traditional media? And then, how many less use Poser versus 2D or other 3D programs.