Eeks, got my numbers out of order. Mallenlane, #6 above is answer #5 to your question #5. Sorry. On your other questions: 6) I hope that it would not be too much of a holdback, not much more in fact than the holdback in how long testing takes out at Daz. But alot of that depends on how swamped we get with testing, and how many testing volunteers we have to draw upon, so it is hard to answer at this point. One is not prohibited from going to release on something just because it has not yet been tested in fact, just like my things over at Daz are selling nicely despite the fact I am still waiting my turn for In Depth Artist to test and review them :) All things take time. How long you wait for release is your own choice. 7) Someone who is charged with such a duty would have to be tidying up things submitted so that identifying info like names in readme files and such is not included, and just giving a product a number instead, etc, before passing it on to testers. So that part has been thought out, trying to create a double blind system, where as much as can be possible, identities of submitters items are veiled, as are identities of who tested your work. As to other conflicts of interest that could arise, we will cross that bridge when and if we ever get there ;)