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With more and more mods coming out on Steam now, especially with the upcoming release of The Frontier, and older more popular mods like Aperture Tag or Portal Stories: Mel, I think mods on Steam are more important now than they've ever been, especially right now when people are trying to squeeze the most they can out of the games that they own. I think that the effort that both Steam and the mod devs have put in to get mods on Steam working as a viable thing is overshadowed by how hard it is to actually look for mods on Steam, so I hope you take my suggestion into account :) thanks.
I've just seen this feature shipped, and it's great, but was my suggestion completely ignored? At the moment it's annoyingly complex to find the list of mods on steam, because you have to find this really obscure "Mods on Steam page (which you can only find from already knowing the name/page of an already existing mod) and then clicking "Browse all the mods". All it would take is just adding "Mods" under "Special Sections" and then linking to the "Mods on Steam page or the "Browse all Mods page.