Quote - > Quote - > Quote - Speaking with several vendor friends, this seems to be a consensus about how they are thinking approaching this (assuming Dawn hits the mainstream - which many of us hope will happen) 

Makes the most sense to me too.

I would sell them seperately and have a bundle option. This will keep the cost down of the seperate versions, keep the filesize down, and you are not forcing people to download files for a version they might never use. If they want for both apps, the bundle option is there.

Its easy enough to put poser files in one zip, and ds files in another, and give the end user choice to dowload one, the other or both. Even DAZ doesnt make you buy poser or ds studio versions separately. Plus, that approavh would penalize crossover users. I make big packs, and tend to split or bundle them thematically. Making extra files, testing, promo pages etc adds a fair chunk of work too. If I split them by app to... it gets confusing wven for me, I cant imagine how it would be for a customer... and its a ton of extra work

Also, it is in a lot of vendors interests to not help perpetuate the split between users.

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