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Thank you for taking your time to recommend the mod to me and thank you yet again. xD
Try putting that on a resume and see the results it would give you. Try applying as a cook at a restaurant and tell the manager "well, I can make eggs and bacon, and I know chicken bakes at 400 degrees for 30 minutes!" and see if they'd hire you.
Try going to an automotive shop, tell the owner you can change your oil and can do a tune-up on your personal vehicle. Then tell him that makes you a mechanic. See how he/she reacts.
Making a mod is one thing (and that I can agree with) but doing something in your personal time doesn't make you a professional, to the extent it makes you professionally credible. No offense, but your viewpoint is a little far fetched.
Example: If you cook at home, that makes you a cook. So if you were to say "I'm not really a cook" meanwhile you're at home making beef wellies, you're lying to yourself and others.
If you don't want to be called a modder, then don't write/create mods.