My mods won’t work on consoles or would not be acceptable on according to their rules.
My mods will not be available on for console users. I have not uploaded my mods to for console users yet, but I will at some point. I have uploaded my mods to and they are available for console users. Users who upload mods to Nexus will now be able to flag their content with the following tags: Just to put this into perspective, while Bethesda seems to offload the responsibility of mod theft to others, Nexus itself is doing what it can to try to help the situation with its own tools.
“Doing right by that community requires countless hours responding to emails and messages, support tickets, moderation requests, generally conversing and actively engaging with your community and getting a feel for what the wants and needs of the community are and ultimately legislating if necessary so the community understands where you stand and what you expect of them. “Anyone can do it… what’s hard is spending the time to form an actual thriving community and trying to do right by that community so that they trust you enough to actually use your site. “Coding a website is easy,” Nexus admin Dark0ne wrote. “Heck, even a template/form system built in to the site for the DMCA process would have been helpful.” “Now, the DMCA system in general on the internet does work… however, the hope is that when you’re running the official mod hosting platform for a series of games, that your moderation system is more advanced than ‘send an email to this address,” wrote a Nexus admin known as Dark0ne. A stolen mod uploaded to Bethesda’s site, on the other hand, might take weeks to be taken down from the site. Nexus on the other hand has a team dedicated to managing its community and mods, as well as better moderation tools that enable them to quickly act on reports of theft. Specifically, Nexus dislikes that Bethesda does not seem to be invested in building a real community, nor does it have the infrastructure needed to manage complaints of theft. Last weekend, Nexus, the biggest destination for PC mods, put Bethesda on blast for not doing enough for its modding community.
Caliente is not alone in feeling frustrated.
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