Now you're turning it into a "DAZ vs Poser" thread again, not me. I merely mentioned how DAZ markets their product. Smith Micro needs to figure out how to market Poser to a sufficient number of users to support Development, that was my point. And from looking at what the sales figures for their graphics division are doing they need to figure that piece out quick. Not just for Poser, for the whole graphics division.

If Smith Micro intends to support their product by selling it only to people that make their own content there have to be enough of then to make it commercially viable. Other wise they need to change their marketing and the way they support development. If you want to see the revenue numbers look them up on the SMSI Q4's. It's a publicly owned company.