"I'm not sure from the TOS statement, to whom does the "Photo-ID" have to belong, the photographer or the model? Can Renderosity clarify the statement please? If the "Photo-ID" is required of the model, what forms of "Photo-ID" are deemed acceptable and how can this be obtained for posting of images of other peoples babies and children?"

**Sorry to labour a point I just want clarity of the TOS statement, again I'll ask:
**To whom does the "Photo-ID" have to belong, the photographer or the model?
What forms of "Photo-ID" are deemed acceptable?
How can "Photo-ID" be obtained for posting of images of other peoples babies and children, or will Photo-ID only be requested for certain images e.g. nudes, etc?

As a UK photographer, I'm not required by law to obtain a model release or permissions. Does this mean that I can't post my images in Renderosity, even though I have complied with the law of my own country, and if approached by Renderosity for such permissions or releases will a statement to that effect be sufficient, or do I have to chase retrospective permissions (if possible), or will my images have to be removed from the site?