Rory HD for Genesis 8 by Lyoness strange directories structure (solved by an update by Daz)

I purchased the amazingly looking Rory HD by Lyoness today, but the directories structure in my Smart Conent is quite strange.
This is the product: https://www.daz3d.com/rory-hd-for-genesis-8-female
What on Earth is this supposed to be, please? I don't even own Malia or Celani 8.


Rory strange directories.jpg
690 x 780 - 104K
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I'll be honest. I did not make Malia for Celani either!!!
I think that QA made a mistake creating some of my metadata. that looks like it should say... Rory Burned Skin

You can tell it's for the Burned skin because of the orange triangle in the upper corner. I have no control over the metadata.
Thank you very much for the quick response and the explanation @Lyoness , I appreciate it.
Do you think I should send a support ticket, or would it be better if you explain it to Daz, please? Or is there no chance to get it corrected?
Ticket is the way to go. After all, it's Daz that broke it.
Alright. Ticket sent.
Update: I was informed by Daz Support, that they managed to replicate the same issue, and that they reported it to the bug tracker. I hope to see an update to Rory in the near future.
Same here with a set of tickets for items with incorrect metadata. Some of them so broken that half of the product seems to be missing (i.e. the missing stuff does not even show up in lost and found).
I guess I hit exactly the right window in the ticket queue.
Terrific news.
Strange as it may seem, as a non-native English speaker I always have to remind myself that "terrific" is not the same as "terrible".
Etymologically, it basically is, though. A lot of words that we use in English to mean good things originally had more negative (or at least not positive) connotations, like "awesome".
Not that strange, or we are both strange
I am glad that the metadata will be updated.
Is that better??
I am just happy you are happy, and that word simply made me chuckle, because the first time I saw it many years ago, I really thought it had the same meaning as terrible.
I've had both kinds of experience with Daz's Customer Support.
Here is a quick scene with Rory, enjoying the breeze:
@Lyoness - One 500 MB update later, Rory's directories are fixed. Yay!