haha, that's a good idea, maybe I'll post some:)
Also, Zane doesn't look completely different with a maxis skin... Though I doubt she would look that good with maxis eyes...

This is one of my favorite sims, Zane Wizouski. Recently, she won Cinamun's wonderful contest to be crowned "Miss InSimenator.net 2007"! We're both very excited, and I hope you'll enjoy having my bubbly red-head in your game







Zane comes packaged with Maxis hair and clothes.
CC included:

Infinite thanks to custom content creators

Thank you so much for these, you did a wonderful job

These are adorable! I have some sims who they will be perfect for, thanks so much for sharing!

Aww... *hugs*
And I'm so glad you uploaded Hero! She and Zane are gonna have a party in my game XD

This is Nico Orseno. He's pretty much a jerk in my game. Everyone hates him. Except for me, because I think he's cute and therefore I love him XD I'm so shallow when it comes to my sims...





(Wow, I really need to be more creative with my backgrounds...)

Thanks so much for these, Bren! They're lovely

I'm not sure if Zane here qualifies as beautiful or if she's just cute, but I love her

Wow, these look excellent! So much better than sims freaky block feet... I'm excited to test them in my game:D I'm sure my sims will appreciate it:P

Thank you so much, everybody, I'm really glad you like her

Here is Nali Vodavina, the winner of Cycle 2 of summer_wine's contest "ANTM:Remixed".

 

 
Nali is packaged with Maxis hair and clothes.
Custom content included:
Skintone by Stefan
Eyes by Enayla
Much thanks to custom content creators
 
Hope you enjoy!

One of my favorite models, Tahn:

No one is forcing paysite owners to have their own site that they have to pay for. There's plenty of sites like InSim and MTS2 that will host all your content for free. Also, people have analyzed how much certain sites make from their 'donations', and usually the numbers are way higher than a site should cost.

But the thing is, I don't think a canvas or frame will come with a copyright attached that determines how it will be distributed after purchase (apart from preventing theft and claiming as one's own work). The .package format does have such copyright attached to it. Therefore, EA does get to control how custom content is distributed, and the EULA specifically says it is not to be distributed for profit.

I'm very glad to see this thread opened, and I hope it can stay open for longer than past threads on this topic.
I don't like that paysites have been violating the EULA for so long, and I'm glad that EA has finally said something about it. To me, paysites are simply selling what is not theirs. Even if someone uses SimPe, Milkshape, or whatever other programs, once they put it in game it belongs to EA and is not yours to profit from. Now that EA's given multiple responses, I don't think paysites can ignore it any longer. Still, as long as these statemets are in the forms of replies to emails, I doubt we'll be seeing much action from paysites.
I also feel that paysites destroy the content sharing EA intended for when they made it possible to edit the game. Custom content creation isn't meant to be a business, it's meant to be a fun and sharing community. Paysites ruin that.
That about sums up my feelings on the matter of paysites.