It’s a shame there isn’t a standard in mod descriptions where the LO recommendation is required. Some bundles give you the advice as to where to put them, some don’t. But if they appear random, I seldom know where to put the bundle in my LO. As long as they’re fairly topical, the description itself usually helps you position them (e.g.

beyond age difference, but a compatibility rooted in sexual discretion and sexual. For example, I assume that if a mod is chosen to go into a bundle, some thought is given to the load order, where one can say “it doesn’t matter where this mod goes in a LO, so you can group them if they’re similar topics (like Literacy Bundle). Scraps on the Cutting Room Floor, QED: A Journal in GLBTQ Worldmaking. I am personally a big fan of mod bundles, but I do worry about your concern, worry about conflicts being harder to troubleshoot, and whether the mod bundles start violating load ordering to the point where they can be more of a problem that a help. Collected From the Cutting Room Floor: An Examination of Teacher Education Approaches to Digital Video Editing as a Tool for Shifting Classroom Practices. Recently they seemed to have proliferated in an attempt to get past the 150 mod limit to some degree. The good answers provided included some of your concerns.

At the time there weren’t that many around (that I had found).

When I first joined the subedit I had asked about bundles.

Cutting room floor compatibility