Modding on the Spectrum

Thanks Dragonborn1977. To be honest, sometimes the hard part is choosing what not to cover. When you see 50 ~ 60 mods a day, and 45 have antigravity breasts it's gets old LOL. But there are some good ones out there, and new authors. I like to welcome them. It's all about the community.

I'm a mod user and author, and just wanted to say I enjoy reading your reviews, and the personality (or, "Khajiit-ality"?) you put into them

Happy anniversary, Avrie !

Yes, time flies. I can't believe that it's already been three years... Oh, I've just realized that the forum's anniversary was on November 1st . Belated happy anniversary, Modding on the Spectrum!

Happy anniversary Avrie, always interesting to swing by the inn to see whats cooking I find your reviews quite entertaining and informative!

It just occurred to me that this is in fact the three year anniversary of joining the site and posting my reviews... 3 years already. Time really does fly for old cats.

Thanks, We always try for cozy. The hallmark of a good inn

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Thanks for the clarification.

Wrong location... It's not here, the actual mod creation seems to be slowing down, but it might only be temporary. There were close to fifty again today, so it might just be a lull. It wouldn't be the first time. If I get to the point where there's only one or two mods a day worth reviewing I might just save them for a weekly sheet rather than every day is all. I'm also starting to actively mod Starfield, so my focus is shared.

Don't worry I'm not going anywhere

What do you mean with traffic exactly? How many people have viewed the "Coffee with an old Khajiit" thread daily? I don't check the exact numbers daily. So I don't know if the views are dwindling. All I can say that's the thread with the highest number of views in the whole forum and it dethroned the Regulars' Table not too long ago.

Regarding the number of new mods each day, maybe, as you said, it's the end of a summer slump. Time will tell.

If the numbers stay low, you could opt for the weekly best-of solution, and if they are rising again, change back to the daily format (or keep the weekly format if it suits you better).