terminusnord: "You're not buying the product outright. You are licensing use of the product. There is a difference, the marketplace merchant retains all copyright and control over further development or propagation of the product. The buyer is entitled to everything set forth in the license.txt, that's all, read it!" You know, once I buy a product, I'll do anything I want with it. No, I don't intend to change a product and resell it. But if I want, I'll destroy it, ignore it, kiss it, swear at it. **** "I'm not sure what part of non-transferable crisjon1950 does not understand, but it's pretty clear to me that you cannot give someone a 'gift' of someone else's marketplace item, even if you intended not to keep a copy (yeah right). Gift = piracy." You don't even know what you're talking about. You really should think twice before accusing someone of a crime. My wife doesn't use Poser or any of the graphics programs I use. My wife has bought me a year's subscription to Poserworld and several Poser-related items as gifts. My wife has allowed me to make several purchases as well, using her credit card. I don't have a credit card. Of course I don't need to explain myself to you or anyone else. **** As for credits, I'm working on an idea to showcase the products of various artists on my web site. For instance I have a large section showing many resources available for Mike. Each section shows who made the articles, and where they can be bought, or obtained for free. I would just point people there if they wanted to see the credits for items used in my work. Otherwise, I'm liable to use the same hair or outfits in several renders, and I get tired of repeating myself.