daz studio has a very strict folder structure and it seems to get more and more difficult and extreme cluttered.
And always this one redundant folder with the vendor name. First, the name stands in the readme, at least it should. Second, I don't need the vendors name, I need the product name. But of course, that's an extra folder in the vendors name folder.
But that's not the worst, I get it, that vendors wanna see their names attached to the product, they've made.
Nope, even more worse, daz3d itself, the company many times buy a product from a vendor and then you get an extra folder on top, daz origianal - vendor - product name
And for everyhing, each folder, if textures or pose, or material and so on, has the vendor name folder again.
All is so nestled and redundant and the PC get filled with unnecessary bytes.
Well, we can top this, easily, because now everything has to come in at least 4K resolution and higher. As if any of this stuff will ever find it's way into the movie industry .... cause it won't!
So I install manual and then move the folders to where I wanna have them, leaving out often at least two redundant folder.
And of me, plants don't go into a "prop" folder but into a "plant" folder, to find the stuff easier as if scrolling thorugh tons of folders with a lot of utensils, furniture, weapon and what else.
Guess what *gg*
Right, all these items got their propper main folder and all is sorted for an easy find 
Ok, I hear you, I could go back to Poser, but serious? I really loved this program and used it for many years only, but Poser its time is over, it's not a matter of "if" but "when" And they still are selling it for a high price, while daz studio is free.
Vendors at rosity have raised their prices to earn at least some when on sale, but even on sale, paying almost 10 bucks? Sorry folks, I understand you, but my wallet isn't a money creating well. It's made from onionskin, you'll cry, when you open it.
So I rather buy at daz3d, when they make their dumping price sales.
Fair to any vendor?
Nope, not at all, I know.
I'm a vendor myself, so believe me, I know, what I'm talking about.