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"Mods that contain copyrighted material of which you do not own or have permission to use"
Does this mean that it's not allowed to add any music/OST from other games or media as a mod?
(1) can I embellish on the original by adding new content that flows with the original mod's design
(2) do I have free reign to make even ludicrous additions
(3) it should contain only original material
Personally, I am in favor of (1) bc I love the mod the way it was designed and believe that it is proper etiquette to not undermine that by doing (2). Also, I am not in favor of (3) because mods can always use some improvements! That being said, I would think from a "legal" POV, (2) is allowed.
Would love some feedback on this from my fellow modders!