Quote - > Quote - > Quote - > Quote - Could be worse.  I have a number of male characters that have as the 1st morph mat the character's throbbing python of love.

ROFL.

Yeah, that was one of the reasons for my post. Same here.

But you are right. I'll see about doing that. Thanks for a good idea!

I suggest you only take off stars when the product doesn't work as advertised, or if textures are blurred or look bad. 

As there isn't really a standard way to set up characters in some stores, taking off stars simply because you don't like the way they are organized 1) Generally gets ignored by vendors because you aren't speaking to the actual quality of the product and most rational customers realize that and 2) makes you look bad because you really aren't talking about the quality of the product, just a personal preference and everyone's preference is different. 

This is why I think most people really don't pay attention to the stars as the reasoning for it is really subjective and doesn't speak to the actual quality of the product... and that's what people care about and using the rating system in this manner actually abuses it.

If no one's paying attention then it doesn't really matter whether he takes off stars or not.

But then it wouldn't be a surprise then why rating systems on these sites aren't valuable tools for customers.

If you have an issue with the way things are set up in products, I would think the best place to bring it is to the store itself. They're pretty much the ones that could affect the most change in how things are done than just removing stars from products, vendor by vendor. They could create the standards by which all vendors would have to set up their products in order to be accepted into the store.