Just follow the license of the original pack and it's okay for me. you can of course make personal and commercial renders with this morph, it's not a problem. I didn't realise I had forgotten to check the commercial use option. Sorry about that. Anyway you did well to ask. if you want to use this morph for commercial renders, it's absolutely authorised. :) I have asked the kind person who takes care of this freebie to enable the commercial or non-commercial option so the change is now effective. :)

May I ask why you decided to limit the license to non-commercial? It's not like this morph is useful for any purpose, by anyone, unless they purchase the product it requires. (The whole purpose is to advertise your marketplace item.) Under "Available Uses" your product page lists; "Standard License, Extended License, Merchant Resource". However, even if we buy your commercial product, doesn't the license for this freebie restrict use such that we cannot use this morph for a paid/freelance project or commercial environment? Many do not realize just how restrictive a non-commercial license is. Even something like a promo image for one's own product or just using a model in a YouTube video - with or without monetization enabled - many would consider a form of commercial use. (Even with monetization turned off, YouTube will still place adverts in such videos, which many would consider breaking the terms of an NC license.) In practice, this means such models are limited to personal use renders such as showing off in forum posts, personalized digital greeting cards and similar. I try to avoid any non-commercial models on principle. Otherwise, I'd have to keep multiple lists and check them twice, going through my entire Runtime Library every single time to make sure I'm not using a non-commercial model whenever I need to make anything like a book cover or promo image.