Here's the issue: you do NOT need to have Vicki 2 if you have a dress with morphs for Vicki 2 if you get creative. (And only slightly creative at that.) If I have Vicki 1 but clothe her with a dress with Vicki 2 morphs, I can spin the breast dials and it will look like Vicki 1 has the breast morphs as well, as the clothing covers the affected areas. That circumvents the need to have Vicki 2. By current definition and examples, that dress is now off-limits. Many of the body morphs that make the clothing larger (such as pear-body, most breast morphs, heavy, muscular, etc.) cover the underlying mesh so you CAN use Vicki 1 or Mike 1 without much effort. All of those morphs are now off-limits. You can also hide body parts, so many version 2 clothing morphs that make body parts smaller or substantially move them can still be used by those who only own version 1 models. Then there's post production. Hell, without much effort I can have Posette wearing Vicki clothing, version 1 or version 2. All version 2 morphs are now off-limits. I don't feel that I'm overreacting. I am going by what Daz has written. It's one thing to say that you can not redistribute morphs from Vicki 1 to Vicki 2. It's something entirely different to say that you can not create morphs (by Tailor, Rhino, Zbrush, etc.) to make clothes fit version 2 characters because someone may get creative and find a way to work the version 2 clothing on version 1 figures.