"For example, if someone creates a CR2 file for Michael's Bodysuit that contains the Muscular3 morph from Michael 2.0 and then begins to distribute that new CR2 publicly or commercially, suddenly people who have never purchased Michael 2.0 will benefit from items included only within Michael 2.0" BUT! the body suit cannot contain a Mike 2 morph, it has to have a morph that is made from it's own mesh, that resembles/comes close to/mimics the mike 2 mesh. If then, someone takes the morph from the clothing and uses The Tailor to make another morph that resembles/comes close to/mimics the morph that resembles/comes close to/mimics from mike 2, and puts it in a mike 1, you get a clunky knock off. It will not look as nice as the daz morph, it is a 3rd generation approximation. The folks making original clothing meshes are getting a raw deal here, when they are doing nothing wrong at all. It is the person who would take a morphed piece of clothing and reverse engineer a resembles/comes close to/mimics mike2 or vick2 morph that would be the problem. Not the clothing modelers! The wrong people are being punished here.