How mods get onto FS25ModZone, and how to report a problem

A short, plain description of how this site works, so you know what you are downloading from. Where mods come from Two routes. Creators can submit their own mods through the upload form (https://fs25modzone.com/mod-upload), and we also collect listings from a small set of other FS25 mod sites. Mods we collect link back to their source page, and we credit the creator wherever we know who that is. What we check Submissions from creators are reviewed by a person before they are published. Listings collected from other sites go through automated checks (duplicate detection and download-link checks) and are not all reviewed one by one, so mistakes can slip through: a wrong category, a thin description, or a link that has since died. Where the files live We don't host mod files. A download button sends you to the creator's or the source site's own download page, never to a re-upload of ours. Some of those hosts block automated link checks, so a link can look fine to us and still occasionally fail for you. If something is wrong Use the Report Abuse button on the mod's page for a broken link, a wrong category, or anything that shouldn't be there. If you are a creator and want a listing corrected or removed, see Copyright & Takedown (https://fs25modzone.com/copyright). Both reach a person. Two guides worth reading before you download anything: - How to spot a safe mod download: https://fs25modzone.com/blog/how-to-spot-a-safe-mod-download - What to expect from download providers: https://fs25modzone.com/blog/understanding-download-providers