They’ve added that this is a good thing since most people are willing to pay for mod packs anyway. Redditor said that this “Collections'' feature is quite similar to Curseforge’s model for Minecraft modding. While mod creators are definitely not happy with this, some users point out that this move might benefit the community as a whole. They could receive fewer donations due to less traffic and interaction, but more importantly, the authors will be stripped of their ownership of the mods and their creative control over them. User replied that what the company intends to do is a bad deal for mod authors in general. But, one of the major reasons why this is problematic for mod developers is that premium subscribers of the site could bypass the developer’s page, thereby benefiting the site instead of the mod developers themselves. There is a lot of backlash concerning the company’s decision. “If we did provide an opt-out option then any mod author opting any mod/file out for any reason could essentially torpedo the whole system, undermining collections from the very beginning,” he said. BigBizkit explained why they had to do it this way. Mod authors who are against the imminent change have a month's grace period where they can choose to delete their creations before the feature becomes available. Unfortunately, if by some chance that the mods are part of a curated list, it would always be accessible to most people that go to the platform. Instead, all of their mods will be archived which means that they are inaccessible unless directly requested via the API. Nexus Mods Bans Politically Inspired ‘Troll Mods’ Until After The.
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