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With the old ads I had to turn my ad blocker back on because the ads were being reported as viruses by BitDefender. Good decision.

Okay so my answer to: >will the overwritten files that were removed with the second mod be replaced with the first mod's files?? is: yes thank you.

When using the Nexus Mod Manager (NMM), if I: 1. install a first mod 2. install a second mod that overwrites files from the first mod and then if i 3. uninstall the second mod that overwrote the first mod's files will the overwritten files that were removed with the second mod be replaced with the first mod's files?? It would be interesting if there were a whitepaper or some kind of document describing the file management going on with NMM somewhere. Ostensibly one could manage to keep track of each individual file, and be able to do the kind of things listed above. It might even be a neat way to share details for specific mod packages incorporating files from many different mods. It may be supremely useful to keep a "working set" of mod files useable by the game separate from all of the mod packages (zip files)--which in my opinion would imply that entire mod packages need not be added to the working set (installed) in their entirety. Are there any potential problems with such a system?