What will happen if you install moisture resistant drywall backwards?

Installing moisture-resistant drywall backwards can lead to several issues. The paper facing, designed to resist moisture, should be on the exterior side; if installed backwards, it may absorb moisture, potentially leading to mold growth and compromising the wall's integrity. Additionally, the drywall may not adhere properly, resulting in cracks and reduced durability. Overall, it undermines the benefits of using moisture-resistant drywall.