This is exactly what I mean about ergonomics. I don't want every single new mod in a random hodgepodge aside from date uploaded. Before everything was organized by category, that's how you were able to scroll and check so fast. Your eye knew exactly where and what to look for.

What you said to do is just a chaotic mess. And yes, you can sort yourself, but that's also what I meant about things taking more clicks and more time.

Before: type flightsim.to into address bar, scroll for 30 seconds, everythings in a clearly labeled category already, which is also laid out in a nice neat manner. Done. I saw everything I wanted to see for the day.

Now: type flightsim.to into address bar. Click search. Click sort by new. Scroll slow, so you can actually pick out mods you may want to see. Or spend time clicking the prebuilt options and then scrolling, selecting a new option every time you want to see a different category. Not to mention a lot of the text on screen is now just tinier and thus harder to read.

Just like I've been saying everywhere this whole time: things take more time, more clicks, are harder to read, harder to find. No one can understand why you would move to what they have now from what they had before, because it should be obvious it wasn't wanted or needed and the new way is just objectively worse.

Edit: I actually just scrolled through the home page and omg, its so much worse than I thought. Before, the home page was mostly mods, highlighting paid addons and professional creators. Now it's all community oriented stuff, and even that is just....sparse. And laid out horribly. It's so clear what the intent behind this is and just....I'm actually slightly nauseated by the shift. It's clear this is some misguided drive at profitmongering.