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Listen dummies, just because you think you own the creative vision behind the games you've purchased doesn't mean that the law agrees with you. It's taken a lot of time and effort to keep reprobates and loonies from defiling the intellectual property of various development studios since the popularization of modded content. What Folmann has managed to do with the team at NexusMods is truly a landmark in responsible governance and free informational distribution -- our goal is simple: keep games FUN for all audiences. If we have to tread on a few toes to do it, so be it. The article I've included with this post provides a summary overview of the statistics and reasoning behind our decision. Educate yourselves.

Some people (you guys) aren't gonna like it, but that's tough. What we're planning on doing is ultimately for the benefit of a better society. The best thing you can do is grow up and get over it, because times are changing, and your monopoly on dubiously legal modded content is coming to a close.

And that *is* a good thing.