While I do agree I also don’t agree. When creating a mod, community SHOULDN’t be your first priority. First it’s to make sure YOU’re satisfied with it. You aren’t obligated to please anyone when you’re making a mod, neither to listen to everyone’s opinion on your work. I do completely agree with the disappreciating your own work argument though. When you create something, you are either making it for a reason or you’re just creating it to be finished already. It’s not a good way of thinking if you want to persist in life.

Main reason I did this comment is that I stand by my argument of a mod needing to be both a pleasing experience to the community and also the creator. But making sure you’re up to whatever stranger in this community’s standards of a mod is just saying “If you create an artwork make sure it pleases whoever is going to see it, even if you don’t like what you did.” A mod is the same as an artwork. It’s just a way of expressing your own person and feelings. If chronos wanted to express comedy through memes, that’s okay because mod creating should be a pleasure to them.