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If someone gets a mod through a collection, they might never see the original mod page.

So in mods that are in collections, this gives people browsing the mod page a wildly incorrect ratio on how many people have actually played with and enjoyed the mod.

I think if a collection gets endorsed, all the mods it has in it deserve an endorsement as well.

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I understand motivation behind the idea and I like the motivation, but I don't think it is a good solution.

I used one of largest collections for Cyberpunk 2077. Authors made great work and I endorsed them. But they were not really picky when adding cars to the collection. Large amount of those cars didn't deserve an endorsement in my opinion - especially if I would like such endorsement to matter when given to good mods out there.

I guess this could mess up endorsement scores, making endorsements an unreliable measure of mod quality / attractiveness and being unfair to authors of quality mods.

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16 hours ago, CodeScu1ptor said:

I guess this could mess up endorsement scores, making endorsements an unreliable measure of mod quality / attractiveness and being unfair to authors of quality mods.

Then every Collection page needs a huge banner saying something like "By pressing the Endorse button you're endorsing every single mod in this collection. Please, unendorse manually the mods you really didn't like". Simple 😆 No one will do it anyway, but at least we tried.

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Users don't endorse even when they are not using a collection, so why would this be different?  Also, just because you used a mod, doesn't mean you like it or think you should endorse it.  If collection mods get auto-endorsement why not just give auto-endorsement for every mod downloaded on Nexus?

I don't think it would be all that intrusive to have endorse reminders on default at Nexus.  Users who don't want to ever endorse anything can turn it off if they wish.

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I get endorse reminders, but they are simply crappy, to be honest. I get a list with mod names and usually I don't recognize 90-100% of them. Only positive outcome of those reminders is that they remind me to scroll through recent downloads in Vortex and endorse things that I tried and like - but that's only my own personal "initiative".

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Endorsements should mean something.  Auto endorsing would weaken that.  At that point, endorsements = downloads.  What's the point?

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At that point, endorsements = downloads.  What's the point? 

Yes, this is essential flaw of proposed idea!

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Auto endorsing would weaken that. At that point, endorsements = downloads.

Your logic is flawed. It's not auto endorsing, which implies lack of intervention. The user must initiate the endorsement manually, what changes is the scope of it. A collection is comprised of individual mods that form a whole. If the user likes the collection enough to want to endorse this amalgamation, it merits each component of it gets endorsed as well. If the user dislikes a certain part of the whole, they're free to unendorse that individually.

 

I wholeheartedly agree with this idea, but I see little chance of it being implemented. It requires too much effort for something the site management doesn't care about.

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