most of the poser market is poser users creating content for other poser users. I barely see one new commercial project per week involving poser (mostly internet flash ads or television ads), meaning that very few users are selling their work for use in large-scale projects. hence, in the unlikely event that poser disappeared as a commercial product, the "poser community" self-sustaining economy would taper off gradually. but a white knight always comes through at the last moment to buy poser, whenever the current owners realise they're in over their heads.