Certainly, if it's full perm. In fact, people who sell kits or full perm sculpty components expect the buyers to do that. What counts in any object is the name of the person who created its root prim. So, when a buyer wants to change a full perm object and make himself show as the creator, all he has to do it link the object to a new prim that he has created. Voila! he's now the object's creator. There's nothing wrong with that. It's the way it's supposed to work.
Not as dumb as I look
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