Following site-wide discussion on AI use, Nexus Mods add a "daily limit" to the spots in the new mods tab one person can hog via multiple rapid-fire uploads
The folks behind Nexus Mods have rolled out a new "daily limit" system which ensures modders who upload multiple works in bulk during a single 24 hour period can't take up more than one spot in the tabs dedicated to showing off new mods for different games. Instead, those who chuck up their mods in bulk will see one of their works given a spot, while the rest are neatly filed away behind it,…
The Nexus Mods platform has introduced a new daily limit on the number of spots available to individual modders in the New Mods tab. This restriction aims to prevent mod authors from uploading multiple works in quick succession and dominating the space dedicated to showcasing new developments for various games. According to Nexus Mods' CEO, Victor Folldinho Folmann, the decision stems from feedback received about authors overwhelming the Recently Added section with numerous uploads, pushing other content further down the page.
The limit will refresh every 24 hours, allowing authors who post a mod each day to remain unaffected. Community manager Phoenix confirmed the new policy in an announcement on Nexus Mods' Discord server, describing it as an experimental measure open to user feedback. The change does not impact other tabs, such as All Mods, Updated, Trending, Popular, and Surprise, which will continue to accommodate multiple works from different authors.
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