MPGH started as a public utility for making cheats freely and publicly available. It was the anti-thesis of what the industry was doing at the time. We've never been in it for the money, never charged a penny for posting or letting people sell on the website, or for any of their products. Yes, we've gave minor preferential ranking for fixed fees at most, but MPGH was never really about making money for us.
I think a year or two ago we opted in to even allowing selling software instead of just goods and services, which by extension, is a game hack. The thought process for excluding hacks is that 1) it's basically illegal 2) it can severely damage the websites' reputation 3) we never really commercialized it even though we spent thousands upon thousands hours of hard building this website to let some random person get rich and risk the website 4) it really is the anti thesis of everything we built making the entire website public and free.