The thing is to be on the safe side, which is the following:ġ. You might also get a mark on your steam account which idk if there is such a thing. These 3 will get your upload reported and removed, and well it wont sit good with the rest of the community, The other side to this would be taking someone's work altering it in some way, uploading it and saying you give credits but made said changes.

Or uploaded it, posted it and put in the description that you give credits to the author, at the same time stating that you are making it available. You reuploaded it to the general public and said it was yours. The only time you would be 'stealing' another person's addon is if: Ideally a collection imo is best, nothing for you to worry about in terms of license, permissions, and you can put a logo and custom name on the collections as well.Īs in is that considered 'Stealing another person's addons' With collections all the mods you are using will get updated on their own when they are updated, so nothing for you to do, you can link your collections on your website, or wherever you get together,Īnd if there happens to be a mod you dont like or dont use in the collections you can easily remove it, vs a mod pack which you'll have to remove the said file from the pack and reupload. Thing with modpacks is if one of those mods gets updated then you will have to then reupload that mod that was updated.

Of mod authors, if they dont want their work on steam workshop then best you follow suite.Īnother option is to create collections, where you have all the mods you want to use for your group/unit in one place, you can create as many as collections as you want, or need. If a mod that is on armaholic is not on steam workshop, i suggest not uploading it, read the licenses if there is one, always follow, and obey the requests You can create mod packs, and could just set the visibility to friends only, however there are drawbacks to this.

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