exportconsthtml=`<p>December may be over, but that doesn’t mean we’re done giving gifts here at Modrinth. Over the past few months, we’ve been cooking up a whole bunch of new features for everyone to enjoy. Now seems like as good of a time as ever to bring you our Creator Update! Buckle up, because this is a big one.</p><p>The headlining features include:</p><ul><li><strong>Analytics</strong> - Allowing Modrinth creators to see statistics from their projects.</li><li><strong>Organizations</strong> - Better tools to manage shared ownership over multiple projects.</li><li><strong>Collections</strong> - A system for putting together shared sets of projects, similar to Spotify playlists.</li><li><strong>New payouts system</strong> - Updates to the existing Creator Monetization Program to better serve creators around the world.</li><li><strong>New Markdown editor</strong> - Explore a complete reworking of our text editor, making it easy even for those unfamiliar with Markdown.</li><li><strong>OAuth integrations</strong> - Our own implementation of the OAuth specification, allowing external applications to “log in with Modrinth”.</li></ul><h2>Analytics</h2><p>The long-awaited addition of <strong>analytics</strong> is here for creators! You can view analytics over time for your projects, including downloads, page views, and revenue, all in an effortlessly easy-to-use dashboard.</p><p><img src="/news/article/creator-update/project-analytics.jpg" alt="The analytics for a project, showing downloads, page views, and revenue, with a breakdown by country."></p><p><img src="/news/article/creator-update/user-analytics.jpg" alt="A screenshot of the analytics for a user, showing multiple different projects."></p><p>The data for analytics have been collected over the course of many months. In fact, the data for revenue goes all the way back to August 2022, and the data for downloads and views back to February 2023.</p><p>You can view the analytics for an individual project by going to the settings and clicking “Analytics”. You can view analytics for all of your projects in <a href="/dashboard/analytics" rel="noopener nofollow ugc">the analytics dashboard</a>.</p><h2>Organizations</h2><p>Isn’t managing permissions across a bunch of different projects pretty tedious? We sure thought so. Just like on GitHub, you can now create organizations on Modrinth to manage permissions across multiple projects.</p><p><img src="/news/article/creator-update/organizations.jpg" alt="A screenshot of the organizations section of the Modrinth dashboard."></p><p>You can create organizations from the <a href="/dashboard/organizations" rel="noopener nofollow ugc">organizations dashboard</a>. Each organization has a name, a brief summary, and an icon. Just like project members, organization members have a role, a monetization weight, and project permissions, plus permissions for the organization as a whole. Roles, monetization weights, and project permissions can be overridden on a per-project basis.</p><p><img src="/news/article/creator-update/user-orgs.jpg" alt="A screenshot of a user page, with two organizations shown at the very bottom."></p><p>Unlike GitHub, usernames and organization names on Modrinth do not conflict with one another. If you want to have an organization named after yourself, feel free to do so!</p><h2>Collections</h2><p>Just like how Spotify has playlists or how Goodreads has shelves, Modrinth now has collections! Collections are lists of Modrinth projects put together for a common purpose. You can then share these collections with others to view.</p><p><img src="/news/article/creator-update/collections.jpg" alt="A screenshot of the Project Odyssey suite of mods as a collection."></p><p>Your <a href="/collection/following" rel="noopener nofollow ugc">followed projects</a> now make up an automatically generated private collection, which you can access from the <a href="/dashboard/collections" rel="noopener nofollow ugc">“Your collections” section of the dashboard</a>.</p><h3>Wait… aren’t those just modpacks?</h3><
