normalmember2

In response to post #15999345. Sent a patch a few minutes ago so please try again and hopefully the problem will be solved (the network is still overloaded, though, so it may take a few seconds to start a download and unfortunately there's not much I can do about that at the moment)

In response to post #15997615. Premium members use dedicated servers so they don't suffer from this problem if they choose the premium servers as their default location. I sent a patch a few minutes ago, though, and this should help with the "No servers available at this time" problem. Hopefully you will not see that message anymore.

In response to post #10303615. #10305937, #10306513, #10307330 are all replies on the same post. You analogy did not seem linked to your next statement regarding password protected files. It was superfluous at best to the original argument and ergo I took it as two separate, bemusing, "twists". Your point is moot considering the Nexus rules specifically stipulate against one action while sanctioning another. The rules state you cannot upload password protected files, but the site functionality allows for the banning of users from modder's pages based on a mod author's wishes. You can try and start a whole separate thread asking for password protected files to be allowed, I guess, but I think it'll be a waste of time. Once you get to this sort of silly nit-picking you start asking silly questions like "Why does the file section allow nudity while the Image Share section does not". Which is a whole other argument altogether.

In response to post #10304675. #10305749, #10305863, #10305967, #10305983 are all replies on the same post. Because every act is retribution. Deleting a comment? Retribution. Removing your files? Retribution. RETRIBUTION I SAY!

In response to post #10303615. #10305937 is also a reply to the same post. Your analogies are shockingly poor, blove. How about advertising free cookies, giving the user the box, asking for constructive criticism on the cookies, being very rudely treated and then removing access to any more free cookies to that individual. There, I fixed your analogy for you. No, because the ToS says they aren't.

In response to post #10304675. #10305749 is also a reply to the same post. A fact is it? :D

In response to post #10301101. #10301283, #10301505, #10301510, #10304712, #10304839, #10305659 are all replies on the same post. Ignoring the fact you need to be a recognised mod author to do this, ergo you'd have to upload a legitimate mod/mods that get enough downloads to become a mod author, and then throw it all away by doing this. Seems quite elaborate just so you can add the extra element of deleting the comments of people reporting the file is a virus...