Why can’t you publish the random script for nexus mods? If the issue is repacking/collections depriving the original mod authors of credit then a script that ju

Why can’t you publish the random script for nexus mods? If the issue is repacking/collections depriving the original mod authors of credit then a script that just tells nexus which ones to install and then patches any issues should be spiritually allowable, no? Linux distros have entire websites and communities of their own. No one is stopping you from building your own repackaged mod collection and associated website and offering such a service to users… you just cant do it one nexus because they don't want meta packages. Also FYI when Debian packages don’t work together the package maintainers and devs fix the issue. They don’t go create a new package that repacks the other packages and fixes the minor issue. It sounds more like the frustration is stemming from participating in a community of kids who spent a long weekend modding a game, published it on nexus and have since moved on. Happens in open source too to some extent. When this happens people start new projects or take over ownership. Not repackage “collections” of old defunct projects and make then work together…