quixote: Well,I doubt they can get away with an exclusive market, even if they want to... hauksdottir: DAZ has increasingly caused problems for the community. I wasn't going to go into this here, but they've been acting pretty damn shady for awhile now. As for their acquisition of PoserPros, I said I wish them the best, andI mean it. Don't get me wrong though, I think it was an example of chasing bad beer with bad whiskey, and expecting it to improve things. Am I sharpening my fangs? Nope! I'm content to sit back and be entertained by the ensuing chaos... It makes for a good laugh. Beyond that, this bullshit that they're pretending is their "right" is really just a load. If they had taken any time or consideration to consult any legal counsel, they'd know that. Even pretending to have the right to revoke a person's implied license on what, in effect, is an aspect of the P4 software is offensive, and I have no intention of letting good merchants and members get beat up on. This attempt by DAZ to restrict the community is an effort to defend their market's mediocrity. This would be like Ford saying that only they can build a radiator hose to a 1977 Pinto, because they built the Pinto. Welcome to a free market economy, brothers and sisters, and let the best developer win. Paul