In the Renderosity Marketplace, when you search for "dynamic" clothes, you are searching for clothing that can be used in the Poser Cloth Room (and possibly using the dynamic fabric function of DAZ Studio.)

There are certain specific Rendo Marketplace vendors who persistently spam the word DYNAMIC in their product pages for clothing that is not in fact dynamic - but that is conforming clothing.  They know perfectly well that spamming DYNAMIC on their pages will bring up all their conforming clothing in search results for dynamic clothing.

Nobody who is looking for dynamic clothing wants to waste hours clicking on products, then having to read the product page, only to find out the clothing is not dynamic but conforming.

These vedors who spam DYNAMIC should be made to remove the word from their product pages.  They can use some other word - a word that isn't dishonestly misleading.

For conforming clothing these vendors repeatedly use phrases like "with multiple DYNAMIC morphs" etc. They can use other terms, like "multiple adjustment morphs", or "morphs that simulate movement".  Get the DYNAMIC off their pages.  Label spamming is outlawed by most big Internet merchants - such as Amazon, eBay, and Etsy.

And don't allow the scam of having a predominantly conforming outfit to contain a DYNAMIC earring, or a DYNAMIC bangle, or a DYNAMIC shoelace, just so the vendor can spam the word DYNAMIC.

Hi

Doing a bit of researching on this and seeing what I get, it doesn't appear to be a huge issue but if there are certain, specific vendors you are referring to please send that detailed information to vendors@renderosity.com so the marketplace staff can work with these vendors on this issue but overall it appears the majority of vendors are using this correctly so it may just be a matter of a few we need to educate and get them on the right track:)

Thank you

Stacey

Using “dynamic” in a product description to describe morphs is NOT uncommon. It is usually due to language differences…they may not think or  know to use “multiple adjustment morphs” as you suggest. Some vendors from other countries have ALWAYS described adjustment morphs as dynamic morphs and I don’t think it is intentional to get people to see their products in a search. Most of those products were in the marketplace before our search changed and those would have never come back in our earlier search function.  Most of the cases I think you are referring to are when the word is used in the description..and now our search puts more weight on the description that it used to. This may be why these are coming back more often than they did before. This isn’t a NEW phenomenon or a NEW trick vendors are trying to use in our opinion but instead based on various factors such as described here but there may be one or two that we need to put on the right track so just send an email to vendors@ with more details and we will be glad to research and help.