Mods Overhaul for how to handle translation mods

[NexuMexu]

It would be much easier and more efficient if translators could attach their language files directly to the existing mod file via the "Files" tab on the original mod page (upload icon for translations, right next to each file). This way, all available translations would be visible and easily accessible to users.
These attached translations would initially be marked as "not approved." The original mod author would then have the option to review and approve them if desired.

Additionally, translators should be able to add a note when uploading their translation.
Users should also have the option to endorse the translator directly on the note page, note box or a popop to show appreciation and support for their work.

[Shadowman621]

One of the games I have set under the "my games" section is Stardew Valley. With how popular the game is, there's mods in all sorts of languages. Obviously mods outside my own language don't pertain to me and yet they will still show up under the latest mods for "my games". It would be nice if we could configure it to only show mods in specific languages. Now I know we can at least choose this when using the search function, but it would be nice if this was a sitewide feature and we could set a language preference for mods. Thus we could filter out mods we most likely wouldn't play and spend more time viewing mods that we would be more likely to download.

[cavy8]

Currently, we are able to block mods in specific languages (this may be a premium-only feature, I'm not sure) - including selecting all languages other than your own.

However, I would prefer to be able to hide modes that are solely translations into languages other than my own. For example, for an english speaker:

English mod: visible
English mod translated into japanese: invisible
Japanese mod: visible
Japanese mod translated into english: visible
Japanese mod translated into korean: invisible

That way, I can easily find any mod (including a mod that I would need an additional translation for), but I don't have to wade through translations to see what's new.