I also want to say that I think the moderators have a complex and difficult task and that it is not always easy or sometimes even possible to make a decision that will please everybody--especially, as I have pointed out above--that the guidelines even reduced to a few simple sentences will result in many different interpretations by the individual artists (and moderators!) based upon our personalities and experiences.   In the end, though, if there are complaints, a decision has to be made for the greater good.   More often than not, for the artist in question it isn't going to go their way.   The site can be closed down, if it violates any local, state, or federal law; it can be subject to fines and lawsuits.  It's the reality that Renderosity has to live with--and each of us.  There is freedom of expression here at Renderosity, but there is also license of expression.  What is the difference?  Freedom of expression ends at the other person's face; license of expression doesn't.   I think the moderators mostly do a good and reasonable job of policing the occasional license of expression and allowing us the freedom of expression in our works.  Thanks, Moderators!
 

Jeremy