Axel

That is probably the best thing anyone can do, besides using it.

There is a lot happening on the site, but we are missing the KSP Community Come join us! ALSO: We are starting a tutorial, game guide and news section dedicated to indie games. If you are interested we are looking for talented writers. Especially tutorials about modding for KSP!

How about instead of waiting for lists to be updated, you can just post your mods to a site and we wouldn\'t need to be dependent on one person to update a list? Juuust sayin\'. *hint*http://xenolith.ws*hint*

I came up with a names for all levels (feel free to suggest additions or changes): XP --- Name 0 Cabbage Eater 100 Monster Hugger 200 Adventurer 400 Wasteland Wanderer 800 Space Explorer 1600 Diamond Miner 2500 Survivalist 4500 Zombie Slayer 6000 Modding Enthusiast 8000 Experimenter 11000 Homebrewer 15000 Smithy 21000 Painter 28000 Architekt 36000 World Creator 45000 Master Modder 55000 Elder 65000 High Architekt 75000 Thane of Xenolith 85000 Grandmaster If you think the numbers are high, you get points for everything. Subs give you 40XP, every comment you make grants 10XP, Likes 5XP, Downloads 2XP and Views 1XP. So you\'ll acquire them rather fast. Changelog: [li]If anyone had issues while registering and didn\'t get a key, they can now have their code resent. If you forgot your password, you can now have a new one sent to your email.[/li] [li][/li] Cheers.

Changelog: + added login cookies. You won\'t need to log in all the time. + added Terraria support + clicks on links to external files are now being counted as downloads # links will not appear in full length. You will need to be logged in to follow them. # moved the Twitter box to the footer # minor changes to the layout Also, why aren\'t there more mods on the site? Any problems or is everyone to lazy to post their mods there? EDIT: 05.04.2012 I just added a Ranking System, besides being able to track your views, downloads etc, you can now level up. There are 22 Levels. Your current title will be shown when uploading mods and commenting. It will help distinguishing normal users from modders. Experienced modders will automatically gain respect and will have certain privileges. I feel like Modders and Users should be able to show off how awesome they are

Thanks, great feedback Especially coming from a mod I\'m about to work on a better search engine. at the current state, all you can do is look for a title. Tagging is high priority. I have received multiple requests for that, so since everything else works fine I will start implementing a good search engine.

Changelog: (...) + added user stats with ranking (you can find them in 'your profile') + added a edit shortcut when viewing the mod + added a social media share bar to every mod page + posting a comment now notifies the mod author about it via Email. # changed the frontpage infographic (hopefully this is much better) # tool-tips are now correctly displayed on all buttons # unregistered users are now able to download files up to 2MB in size # switched from shadowbox to fancybox # minor changes to the design

I made quite a few changes and added some features. We are also gaining members by minute. Check it out

@Desert-Fox About the difference between mods: People enjoy mods differently. Some love extreme unrealistic mods, others love realism. I don\'t think we should leave out some, before others. The Vote-System should take care of it, if you like it you upvote it. If you don\'t, you leave it alone. I will try to moderate content, to a certain extent. But making everyone wait until I finally had the time to test a mod makes no sense. The community should try out and give feedback to the modders. (A comment system is the next thing I will be doing.)

I really don\'t understand why. The forum system is horrible. You can never find anything. And you could still create threads, and just link them to the site.

http://xenolith.ws What is Xenolith? Modders: [li]Upload directly to our servers, no filehoster needed.[/li] [li]Add screenshots or explanatory images in a gallery. Choose your cover image![/li] [li]Gain exposure, thanks to our popularity system.[/li] [li]Add as many files and images as you want.[/li] [li]Track your visits and downloads in detailed analytical data. Full Graphs and everything! Hot damn![/li] [li]Rank yourself among other modders, if you want to. No pressure, what-so-ever.[/li] [li]Optional: Choose from six creative commons licenses and let others know what they can do with your creation.[/li] Users: [li]Maintain a list of all your favorite mods.[/li] [li]Subscribe and be notified when updates arrive.[/li] [li]like the mods you enjoy and make the author feel appreciated.[/li] [li]Give constructive criticism and help develop the mod![/li] [li]No download limit, no speed limit. Because we love mods.[/li] Both: [li]Read up on the newest and hottest news for your favorite indie games.[/li] [li]Get tutorials and game guides in one convenient place![/li] With this website and the KSP community, we can finally offer everyone a nice and clean alternative to download and share mods. Thank you! Did I mention it\'s FREE? Any questions? Feel free to ask. I know I just came here out of the blue, but please take some time and check it out. Currently there are over 300 users and a bunch of mods. It is a new site and I would love to have the KSP community on board. This should not make the forum obsolete but should offer a great opportunity for projects that update frequently or ones that don\'t to show off their mods and keep users updated. All Changelogs: + added user stats with ranking (you can find them in 'your profile') + added a edit shortcut when viewing the mod + added a social media share bar to every mod page + posting a comment now notifies the mod author about it via Email. # changed the frontpage infographic (hopefully this is much better) # tool-tips are now correctly displayed on all buttons # unregistered users are now able to download files up to 2MB in size # switched from shadowbox to fancybox + added login cookies. You won\'t need to log in all the time. + added Terraria support + clicks on links to external files are now being counted as downloads # links will not appear in full length. You will need to be logged in to follow them. # moved the Twitter box to the footer + added Ranking System + added two new functions to reset your password (when forgotten) and to resend verification keys, if the system didn\'t send you a key while signing up. # new color scheme (blue, obviously). + added a nav bar (this will be useful for the coming tutorials and game guides) - removed some of the design stuff, to make the site eye friendly. 8.5.2012 + new articles and guides + added RSS Feed + added fancy-schancy stuff + added Mod Analytics 18.5.2012 + added CC-Licenses 23.05.2012 + added source code support 07.07.2012 + large file uploads + new server # reached Beta status

My name is Axel and I just started playing KSP. I\'m already trying to help the community: http://kerbalspaceprogram.com/forum/index.php?topic=5795 I hope we get along great!