Sithspecter

In response to post #39464605. #39464780, #39464890, #39464925, #39465125, #39465265 are all replies on the same post. I'm not saying it was bad to save them, but saving them doesn't require an immediate release. Previously I was extremely impressed with Nexus interface, easy upload system, and professional appearance. This is what I expected: 1. Download and archive the files, screenshots, and descriptions. 2. Sort through the files, noting any duplicates, files with multiple version updates, or files that were bugged. 3. Attempt to contact authors. Obviously you won't reach every one, but at least try it. I am an active member at Nexus, and I contribute content here. It wouldn't be hard to find me. 4. Attempt to interface with the modding communities. 5. After a month or so with no contact from mod authors, then upload the mods with the caveat that if they modder returns, they can claim their file. Instead, you just did the easy steps. I'm not saying it shouldn't have been done, I'm saying it should have been handled better. I realize there are 77,000 files, and that's a huge amount of people to try to contact, but that's what you signed up for by deciding to archive those files.

In response to post #39464605. #39464780, #39464890, #39464925 are all replies on the same post. I have, and no transfer or lease or permissions was given. I had over a dozen mods stolen from me from Nexus despite being an active member here and uploading mods that were more current to Nexus. I've read every article on this subject, I've interfaced with Nexus staff on this and I've attempted to start cleaning up the Knights of the Old Republic section by reporting duplicate, bugged, or older versions of mods. There used to be only a hundred or so Knights of the Old Republic mods on Nexus, all of decent quality. Now there are over nine hundred, often bugged or incompatible mods that have flooded the section. Nexus still has no leg to stand on when saying "Nor do we have any right to take a mod and upload it somewhere else, just because other people want it." Nexus is right that other sites shouldn't steal mods, but the hypocrisy is overwhelming.

I can feel the hypocrisy flowing through you. How can you say; "That list is by no means exhaustive, and there’s lots of other justifiable reasons for not wanting to share their mods on other sites. At the end of the day, we, the mod users, have absolutely no rights whatsoever in demanding mod authors do or do not do something with their mods. Nor do we have any right to take a mod and upload it somewhere else, just because other people want it." After you have just uploaded tens of thousands of mods from Gamefront without a lick of consent from even ACTIVE USERS such as myself??