Accept sends the money back through PayPal or Stripe straight away and stops that buyer's downloads. Decline keeps the payment; your note is shown to the buyer.

Anonymous numbers from copies of the mod that have "Share anonymous stats" on (version 1.3.4 and newer). No player names, chat or servers. One copy = one install of the mod on someone's computer.

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What they did with it

Email everyone who said yes to update and offer emails (the box at sign-up, their Account page, or the "want emails?" card older accounts get once). Every email has an Unsubscribe link. Owners and co-owners can send; everyone on the team can write one and send a test to themselves.

Make random one-time codes that give a paid edition for free. The person types it in the Have a code? box on the mod's page (signed in) and it's added to their account. Each code works once - a "both" code once for each mod. Only owners and co-owners can make or switch off codes.

Streamers on YouTube or Twitch who use the mods. They show up on the home page (under the top section) with their channel picture - clicking one opens their channel. Paste their YouTube or Twitch channel link; the name and picture are picked up from there.

Streamers put their link in their description. Anyone who opens it is remembered for 30 days, and every paid edition they buy in that time (PayPal or card) counts for that streamer. They get their percent of it. Free downloads from their link are listed too (they don't earn anything); codes don't count, and refunded sales drop off by themselves. Press Reset after you've paid them - it saves the payout and starts again from $0.
Put their zzmods account email on their card and they get an Affiliate tab on their Account page with their numbers; from $5 they can ask for a withdrawal to their PayPal. Send it in PayPal, then press Mark paid.

Everyone with a zzmods account and what they entered: email, Minecraft name, where they found us, how they sign in, what they own, what they downloaded and which mods they linked. Tap someone for the details. Each Minecraft name is also looked up on Twitch and YouTube: every channel they have shows next to their name with its followers / subscribers, the biggest first (Twitch YouTube; faded = a small account), LIVE = streaming right now. (Numbers from inside the mods are on Mod data.)

Everyone who linked a mod to their account (the tutorial asks for it), with the numbers their copies send. Play time is both mods together. Copies with "Share stats" off only show the version.

Top players

Talk to one buyer's own copy of the mod: add a payment (to check payments work, or for a screenshot), show them a message in game, or clear the test payments again. It only works on copies the buyer linked (in game: settings > About > Link account, then Link on their account page). It arrives within about 30 seconds while they're in a world. They look exactly like real payments in the mod (no TEST tag), but never count as sales or stats, and the gamble pay key never pays them out.

Every edition for every Minecraft version, for testing and support. Staff only - please don't share the paid ones. The last 5 releases are kept; the newest is on top.

One-click update: from Auction 1.3.16 / Gamble 1.2.11 on, players get an Update now? popup when they open the panel. One click downloads and installs the new version (checked against your signing key); it takes over the next time they start Minecraft. Paid editions only download to an account that bought them. Older versions get the card below and a Discord link.

Players see an "update available" card in game within about 5 minutes (and again each time they start the game), with your note and a link to My downloads. Copies from Auction 1.3.4 / Gamble 1.2.1 on can see it; 1.3.6 / 1.2.2 and newer also check while they play.

Shown in the mods' game menu: players press Esc and click Announcements (top left, with a count of new ones). New ones also pop up once when they join a world. Use it for updates, discount offers (put the code in - they copy it with one click) and news. Copies from Auction 1.4 on show them.

Turns the mod OFF on the versions you pick until the player updates: no panel, no keys, no payment tracking, and a full-screen "Update required" message with a link to the Discord. It reaches them within about 5 minutes (and whenever they start the game) and still applies offline. Only Auction 1.3.14 / Gamble 1.2.9 and newer can be turned off; older versions just get the normal update notice. Stop it any time to switch them back on.

This is what buyers see next to your replies in live chat and tickets - instead of your email.

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