On Mod Organizer the installation is quick and easy, i am given a pop up GUI if the mod comes with one and when installing mods with the same name like the Book of Silence Mods it wont mess you your files because you are able to choose what files you first and which one you want overwritten, unlike NMM where if you want something like this you need to install mods in a certain order, which is just time consuming. Speaking of data folders did you know that when you install mods on Mod organizer it allows you to do a regular installation for example things like skyrim HD, unlike NMM where it constantly asks you to either replace the files or go through a installation that seems to always mess up because you didn't click the replace option. You can enable mods on and off by a tick of a box and gives you a warning on bad mod placements and where to prioritize them, in NMM you have to do that manually and LOOT or BOSS only effects plugins and not the files in the data folder. Mod organizer on the other hand doesn't do that, it instead temporarily places the mods in the folder then removes them when you exit.
NMM actually installs the mod, placing everything in the data folder and leaves them there. The reason I feel like it is better is that it reminds me of Magic Launcher, a mod launcher for Minecraft that has a unique feature that Mod organizer also shares. In general I think replacing everything with tools makes people less aware of what they are doing which is the leading cause in software issues. Feel free to do one yourself for Mod Organiser so we got something to go on. Soon I'll put out a small NMM guide for the OP just for the newcomers out there, and that will include the use of LOOT and maybe TES5Edit, even though I don't think it's very necessary for the basic stuff.
If you know how NMM works, and if you just get LOOT and sort your load order right after you've installed a bunch of new mods then you should be golden. I think people overrate that kind of ****, I mean you can even do everything manually if you know what you're doing.
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