Maybe I'll break it down to a few questions for your FAQ: How do you intend to resolve the issues that made Bethesda's endeavor into this crash and burn? Who is responsible if monetized content I paid for breaks and/or breaks the game and how do I get a refund which I am legally entitled to in that case? How can you guarantee the right modders (the ones who created the content) are the only ones who could monetize their content? And maybe one not...

No, I know for a fact it is not true. Look at literally any modding scene, look at the good and popular mods. First of all, they are free. They are good because people do it as a hobby and they do it for themselves, first and foremost. They want to shape the game into something they enjoy more, that is why they mod. Introduce monetization into the equation and anyone who wants to monetize will aim to quickly put out content they can monetize. That...

I like how ANOTHER company tries paid mods as if the previous attempts had been completely forgotten. Apart from the fact you're damaging the modding scene it will also damage your reputation immensely. It is the same argument every single time. 'We give modders options, it will improve quality.' No. You monetize their work and they have the option to say yes or no. You get a share, Valve gets a share. Most modders do not want to get paid. If...