Mechaflash45

In response to post #24565609. #24565774, #24566244, #24566409, #24566664 are all replies on the same post. "I am a little bothered by activism against paid mods because frankly I think the majority of those against it have not produced one bit of content for the public on their own. It makes the petitioners look like a bunch of people just wanting stuff for free. This is of course a gut reaction of mine, I haven't done any research into who started the current petition, so I could be wrong, but my initial impression is not a good one." Modding is a business, even if you choose to charge nothing for it. If your mods cost money, obviously people who don't want to spend money will complain and pass you up. Its your choice whether to charge or not. You don't get to choose the consequences of that action. It makes 0 difference to the consumer why you are charging money if you decide to charge.

This article is factually inaccurate in two ways. First, it is ZeniMax Media who sent out the letter, not Bethesda. Second, they are not suing anyone, this was a potential breach of copyright notice sent out by the legal department, not a summons or a subpoena.