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I'm not sure what this refers to. Sims 4 is a life simulation game in which the player creates and controls a character known as a Sim. The player can choose to make the Sim good, evil, or neutral and can freely control their physical and personality traits like: their level of attractiveness; their intelligence; whether they can commit suicide; how well they learn things; how athletic they are; etc. The Sims 4 also has an "Advanced Mode" that lets players modify certain aspects of gameplay such as: starting funds (money), lifespan, marriage options (to other sims), system stats (things like bills), social media integration (Facebook friends). Basically, "Advanced Mode" is the game's equivalent to making your own "mod" (permission was not given for this write-up). The other aspect of the Sim 4 game mentioned in this article is Simlish. Sims 4 has many modes of communication, but the one used by all Sims in the neighborhood is the ability to speak Simlish which is a constructed language based on words from English and names from Spanish combined with objects from Greek. This language has been added as a feature to make playing the sims more immersive. In my opinion, clickbait articles like this one are useless. There are plenty of scams out there that make you think twice about doing business with a company or website. In this case, the article presents no actual evidence that the company is in fact scamming people or that their website is in any way malicious. The author simply took a few screenshots from the Sims 4 and came up with a flimsy theory based on what he saw. The modding community in general allows players to create their own storylines which can be considered "mods." For example, a player who is a fan of Sherlock would make a Sim character with similar features to Sherlock's including: showing disdain for authority; constant need for attention; clever thinking skills; etc. Using this logic, one could easily say that "child abuse" is an actual part of the simulation, since it has been presented by several mods. The author of the article even admits that he has never submitted a mod to Sims 4, which means that he does not fully understand how it works. I'm not sure why people continue to post clickbait articles when the people in charge of them are obviously lying when they make their claims. Heres an article by PCGamer https://www.pcgamer.com/the-sims-4-isnt-really-being-used-to-make-child-abuse-mods/ Spend the 1 minutes to watch this video instead of reading this article.Source: https://simself.info/ https://www.polygon. com/2018/12/3/18120862/the-sims-4-child-abuse-mod-twitter Video on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbPW2ckNdYA https://www.yahoo.com/news/sims-4-modding-toolset-used-make-child-abuse--205246364.htmlhttp://www.nbcnews.com/techandtechinsider/video/_5779386439001 https://arstechnica. cfa1e77820