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In prior research with modding communities, women modders were consistently underrepresented. This is especially true for minority groups, including women. Despite the large number of individuals creating mods, our understanding of who modders are and their motivation for modding is limited. Modding, the act of custom creation in videogames, is a large enterprise comprising millions of people.
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