First I just want to say thank you to all of you that have worked hard at supporting this community. Thank you!
I'm just catching up on where things are at, so I apologize if I'm asking a question already asked or making a fool of myself due to ignorance. I released the original Iron Man mod in 2014 and haven't been involved with the community until now due to mostly life, family, work, etc...
I've recently enjoyed playing X-Com again and seeing how the community has progressed. I found the new mod.io site and have enjoyed the latest releases of mods. I did see that someone else had re-uploaded my Iron Man mod (they also didn't claim credit for it) and I wasn't upset... I was gone from the community for 7 years so I understand. WOW, it really has been a long time. Anyway I've done some fixes and updated the mod release.
I've been reading through the forms as much as I can to catch up and get familiar with current expectations and guidelines. In my excitement to play again and re-post the Iron Man mod, I also looked up in the archives of the old mods a couple of mods that I enjoyed playing and found they weren't updated and needed fixing to run with OXCE. I figured since I had to fix them to get them to work, that it would be nice to re-post them to the community (giving credit to the original author) for everyone to use.
I just read Hobbes post "Terrain Pack and Area 51 Announcement" and realized that I might have made a mistake in re-posting others mods. I'll take any actions necessary to address anything not acceptable by the community or recommend.
This bring me to one question, I was reading this form and I realized it's been a couple of years now and many mods haven't been re-posted, is there any thoughts on uploading all the old mods, giving credit to the original authors and allowing them to take over the mod release if requested, and possibly going through and editing the latest versions released to align with the 2.0 format and do any beta testing to weed out crashes?
Thanks,
-JC