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> It's an example of broader issue. Be specific, use your big-person words like an adult. What specifically is the broader issue? > You don't get what @amiga
by solid_fuel 1mo ago
> It's an example of broader issue.
Be specific, use your big-person words like an adult. What specifically is the broader issue?
> You don't get what @amiga386 was implying
I think most of us get exactly what they're implying - they don't agree with the politics of the people running nexus (seems like they're scared of pronouns to me) - and don't really have anything concrete beyond that, so they're waving their hands and complaining about nexus abiding by the law.
- NamlchakKhandro 1mo agoScared of pronouns. Bwahaha. Ok
- yipinwong 1mo ago[flagged]
- indy 1mo ago[flagged]
- solid_fuel 1mo agoNobody is “pushing an ideology” on you, indy. Nexus mods is allowed to choose what they want to host. If you want to share a mod they don’t accept, host it somewhere else.
- indy 1mo ago[flagged]
- solid_fuel 1mo agoYour victim complex is ridiculous, and unwarranted. You are demanding that a private company host content that they don’t agree with just because YOU feel aggrieved.
- account42 1mo agoYou can't just ignore network effects when you dismiss issues like this. The market share of Nexus is such that if a mod isn't on there then, for many games, it is effectively invisible to most gamers. We should hold platforms with that kind of reach to higher standards.
- amiga386 1mo agoThe broader issue is people who publish on Nexus Mods appear to face more political restrictions than game developers publishing on Steam. I wonder if Nexus Mods will abuse their acquired control of SteamDB to censor it to their tastes, meaning it stops accurately reflecting Steam.