Ratsack, actually, its fascinating if you think about it. Also revealing from a social behavioral standpoint is the Risk and Responsibility (RR) that BillFish poasted about next.
There does seem to be a growing Online player interest in modding up. The "responsible" Online modders don't visit no-mod servers, but
both the mod and no-mod anonymous public server players are taking a "risk" of playing with "irresponsible" Online modders who visit either mod or no-mod anonymous public servers. It appears that even the AAA modders' server, which I think is an anonymous public server, has seen at least one (1) example of mod cheating. If that is the case, then
that must be the ultimate PROOF of Online mod cheating
and tells us that mod cheating has nothing to do with mods but everything to do with social behavior.
By the "95 Percent" accounting rule, the
95 took on 95% of the financial risk and financial responsibility in Oleg's sim.