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Double checking your work = salty remarks equal to harassment. Gotcha.

I went through your contributions because you deleted more from my contributions than just the DS3 mod. Barely any of your contributions actually add something - 90% is you just straight up undoing changes by others or deleting stuff. Some of it is indeed warranted. But there's a lot of questionable reasoning, or reasoning along the lines of "probably not relevant anymore". And this wasn't just for my DS3 mod but RDR2 and Doom as well, which you all deleted. Whether by mistake or due to lack of knowledge - it shouldn't have happened in the first place or, if by mistake, happened that frequently. And this seems to be a common theme with you/your work.

In the past half year or so I noticed that whenever I started a new game and came here first to check for fixes or issues I should know about, the articles were becoming very lackluster in terms of fixes/mods/issues/improvements. I found myself not even bothering to come here anymore. At first I thought PCGW is just dying but now I'm beginning to feel like it's just you going around deleting everything. This isn't Wikipedia or your PhD thesis.

I don't know if you're just trying to suck up to Aemony and/or the likes of Kaldaien, but your behavior comes off as extremily elitist and gatekeepy, whether you agree or not.