So, friends, from now on a new rule comes into force: all content will now be transmitted via private messages. One link - in one hands. All you need to get content is send me a message. Any. It can be just "+" - otherwise I just won't be able to contact you, that's how the site works. After I receive a message from you, each set (corresponding to your subscription level) will be immediately sent to you. You can also submit your email address if you prefer to receive a link there.

With the new rules, that's all. Further there will be a lot of text about why I do this.

Firstly, I want to say right away that it is not my intention to cause any harm to users, I just want to protect the content for which you pay your money. I have long known that content is distributed by on different resources, I am grateful to those who, despite this, continue to support me. For a long time I did not pay attention to this situation and just continued to do my job. But, as you know, if you forgive a lot, people begin to become impudent. Lately, I've been receiving daily messages from friends, acquaintances, and even my subscribers that content is being distributed to other sites without my participation and consent. And this is not fair either to subscribers who pay money to receive content, or to me, because I put a huge amount of effort, time, nerves and even money into this.

Yes, first of all I create content for personal needs. When I started my Sims story with a fantasy medieval setting, I noticed that there was very, very little content like that, so I decided to do it myself. Later, I wanted to share this with other people who also encountered my problem. But if I can afford to create content for myself in a hurry, content for users can't. My conscience does not allow me to post unfinished things, when something doesn’t work out for me, I can spend weeks on it to achieve the desired result, while creating an object solely for personal needs, I could not pay attention to some of its shortcomings. So why does anyone have a conscience guts to just take this content and distribute it to everyone? It's not uncommon for me to hear statements like "all content should be free" and I'll tell you something else - any job should be paid. If you think that creating content for the game is a hobby, entertainment and there is nothing difficult about it - go and make it yourself, and then distribute it to whomever you want (of course, if you want, spending several days in a row creating it). A lot of my stuff is conversions, I don't hide it, but here I have to let you know that in order to use these things, I invest my own funds in them, and in order to make the grid suitable for sims, there is a lot of personal time. so again, if you think this is easy, do it yourself.

My page was created for people who can't or don't want to do it themselves, but who respect the author's work. In recent days, I've been thinking a lot about whether to change the rules for obtaining objects for subscribers or stop making content available for download altogether. For now, I decided to focus on the first option, with which everything is extremely simple - each set is unique, and if it is uploaded to third-party resources, I will immediately find out which user distributed it. And that user will no longer receive content.

And the last thing I want to add for those involved in the content leak: the next time you think that our beloved Sims world is not enough beautiful and high-quality things, ask yourself the question: what did YOU do to have them? Maybe it's worth a little more respect for the work of the authors?