Quote - Now, from what I've (sadly) seen in Poser so far? All too many people put in 'good enough' into a project that has a ton of potential. Add-ons are introduced and trumpeted that contain numerous errors and deficiencies, and the result only detracts from the product itself. I'm not going to name names (people tend to get all upset when I do that) but suffice it to say that nearly every community project in Poserdom has suffered this problem, and it ends up slowly killing the project.

I agree. One problem seems to be that community projects often produce free items and sometimes that generosity becomes a shield.  A freebie is considered beyond reproach and not subject to the same level of scrutiny as a fully commercial version. 

I think it's lovely and generous that people create products for free.  But, me, I'd rather pay $150 for a very good figure than nothing for one that I can't use in half my renders without learning how to fix jcms, etc.  Others obviously feel differently...

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