SisterJacq

Here is my opinion on the situation, as a novice Minecraft modder and eventually a Skyrim modder when I have more time. While I am all for the "Hey, your mod has lots of nifty features, have $5" type thing, and even Patreon and the like, PAYING for a mod is not a good idea. Modders SHOULD be doing this for fun (of coding and/or the end result), not for money. If they earn money from ads, donations, really anything that costs no money for the end-user, that's fine, but saying "I have x mod that does y, you can buy a copy for $7.50" is not. The community of people enjoying your work should be enough of a payment, and that is why I love modding. For example, for my Minecraft mod the license is pretty much following Wheaton's Law, my source code is up on GitHub, etc. because I do it for fun, not for profit or fame, fun, what modding should be about. -Mortvana